Liverpool forward Alexander Isak is scheduled to rejoin team training on Thursday after successfully recovering from a fractured fibula sustained during a December victory against Tottenham Hotspur.
Arne Slot has confirmed that Alexander Isak will return to team training on Thursday following a four-month absence.
The Swedish striker, who underwent surgery for an ankle injury and fibula fracture, is expected to bolster Liverpool’s attack for the season’s final stretch.
Slot noted the positive timing, stating, “Alex is in a really good place because Sweden qualified for the World Cup yesterday evening.”
The manager emphasized the importance of reintegrating the forward, whom he described as an “incredible striker.”
While cautioning that Isak may not start immediately, Slot remains optimistic about his impact during the title run-in.
“To have him back for the last two months is, I think, very helpful for us,” the Dutchman added, highlighting the boost Isak provides to the squad’s clinical edge.