Nothing seems to be going right for Liverpool this season as one injury expert has now shared a concerning news regarding Alexander Isak.

Liverpool signed Isak in a controversial move this summer. After weeks of public discontent at Newcastle United and a dramatic deadline day switch for a British-record £125m.

However, the Swedish star has yet to consistently deliver the world-class performances expected of him, largely due to persistent fitness issues.

Concerns about Isak’s fitness intensified after he was substituted at half-time during the Champions League match against Eintracht Frankfurt due to a groin problem.

He was then ruled out of the Brentford game with a groin injury and remains sidelined.

Alexander Isak could need a surgery in the future

Injury analyst Ben Dinnery has offered a stark assessment, suggesting the club may need to consider a procedure to ensure his long-term health.

Speaking to Escapist Magazine via ECHO, Dinnery stated: “Is there maybe a need to go under the knife? There will be a point where they look at that and discuss.

“Surgical intervention is primarily taken for two reasons. One is to minimise or mitigate the risk of re-injury so you’re hoping to stop that. Secondly, is to free the player up so they’re returning...