Newcastle United legend Alan Shearer has aimed a sly dig at Alexander Isak because it appears his summer time switch to Liverpool hasn’t labored out to date.
Shearer absolutely gained’t have been completely satisfied to see Isak leaving St James’ Park for an enormous transfer to Anfield, so maybe he’s having fun with a slight feeling of smugness that the Sweden worldwide is now out of shape.
Isak was a star participant at Newcastle however has just one objective in six appearances to date this season, making a gradual begin to life at Liverpool.
One necessary factor to notice, nonetheless, is that Isak barely had a pre-season as a result of being on strike as he appeared to get out of Newcastle.
Shearer feels, nonetheless, that Isak’s actions don’t appear to have helped him.
Alan Shearer on Alexander Isak’s gradual begin to life at Liverpool
Talking to Betfair, as quoted by the Every day Mirror, Shearer stated: “It hasn’t been the begin to the season that Isak would’ve wished. When you think about Sweden’s entrance three of Gyokeres, Isak and Elanga and you may’t rating and are on the point of not qualifying for the World Cup.
“Clearly, the supervisor has paid the value and misplaced his job which is not any shock. Clearly with the Newcastle state of affairs, Isak not enjoying or coaching and understandably hasn’t hit the bottom operating at Liverpool, he was most likely trying to get to full health at this worldwide break, but it surely’s gone the opposite approach.
“It hasn’t labored, he and so they haven’t scored and might’t rating which, whenever you take a look at the flexibility of that entrance three, being backside of the group doesn’t look proper in any respect. The summer time definitely hasn’t helped Isak.”
Liverpool followers most likely gained’t be panicking simply but because it’s nonetheless early days for Isak, who appeared like a world class performer at Newcastle.
Nonetheless, it could be very useful for LFC throughout this troublesome patch of type if Isak may begin discovering the again of the online as shortly as attainable to calm the temper inside Anfield.
