Alexander Isak has opened up following Liverpool’s surprising defeat, expressing his frustration with Arne Slot’s tactical approach. The striker revealed that he struggles to perform in the system the manager is implementing, saying it forces him into a style of play that doesn’t suit his strengths.
Isak admitted that despite giving his all on the pitch, the tactics make him “look like a bad footballer,” highlighting the growing tension between player and coach. His comments raise questions about the relationship between Liverpool’s star forward and Slot, and whether the current approach is limiting the impact of key players like Isak.
Fans and pundits are now debating whether this public admission signals deeper issues within the squad, with Isak’s frustrations potentially pointing to a wider tactical mismatch at Anfield. The club will need to address these concerns quickly if they hope to regain cohesion and consistency on the field.
