“I Have Informed My Agent About This Situation and There’s No Way I Will Be in This Team Together With Him This January… If Either They Sell Him or I Leave the Club for Him”: Alexander Isak Explodes, Reveals the ONE Liverpool Player Behind His Goal Drought After Chelsea Defeat
The drama at Anfield is reaching boiling point, and this time it has nothing to do with referees, VAR, or injuries. It’s an internal war brewing inside Liverpool’s dressing room, with star striker Alexander Isak at the center of it all. After Liverpool’s painful 2-1 defeat to Chelsea on October 4, 2025, the Swedish forward broke his silence with an explosive revelation—and it’s shaking the foundations of Arne Slot’s squad.
Isak, who has been enduring a frustrating goal drought despite arriving for a record-breaking fee last summer, finally pointed fingers at the reason behind his struggles. His words left fans stunned:
> “I have informed my agent about this situation and there’s no way I will be in this team together with him this January. If either they sell him or I leave the club for him.”
The shocking admission came just moments after Liverpool fell to Estevão Willian’s last-gasp winner for Chelsea, a result that not only dented Liverpool’s title hopes but also revealed the growing cracks within their camp.
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The Striker’s Silent Struggle
Liverpool signed Isak to be the clinical finisher they had been craving, but the goals have not flowed. Against Chelsea, he was again starved of service, cutting an isolated figure up front despite assisting Cody Gakpo’s equaliser. His frustration was visible, throwing his arms in the air, shaking his head after missed passes, and barely celebrating when Gakpo struck.
For weeks, pundits blamed tactics, pressure, or even luck. But now, Isak has made it clear: his issue isn’t external—it’s inside the squad.
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Who Is the “One Player”?
Isak refused to name names publicly, but speculation is already running rampant. With Darwin Núñez no longer at the club, all eyes are on Mohamed Salah, whose dominance in Liverpool’s attack may be restricting Isak’s freedom. Others suggest the issue could lie with a midfield creator who has failed to build chemistry with him, leaving the striker isolated and frustrated.
If the tension is truly between Isak and Salah, the implications are massive. Selling the Egyptian midseason would be unthinkable, but keeping a disillusioned £100m striker could be even more dangerous.
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Fans React: Division at Its Peak
The Liverpool fanbase exploded online after Isak’s words went viral:
“If this is about Salah, then Isak has no respect. Salah made this club what it is today.”
“Honestly, Slot needs to choose carefully. You can’t bench or sell your new record striker, but you also can’t alienate the king of Anfield.”
“Liverpool’s unity is collapsing. This should have been sorted behind closed doors.”
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Slot’s Biggest Test Yet
Arne Slot, already juggling injuries, suspensions, and relentless fixture pressure, now faces his hardest decision: back Isak or protect the harmony of his established stars. January looms large, and Liverpool cannot afford dressing room poison in a title race.
If Liverpool sell Isak, they risk losing face after a huge investment. If they sell Salah, they risk tearing out the heartbeat of their attack.
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The Verdict
Alexander Isak has drawn his line in the sand: it’s me or him.
His honesty has opened up a new saga that could define Liverpool’s season. One thing is certain: his goal drought is no longer just about form—it’s about war in the dressing room, and the fallout could be brutal.
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