According to sources at Anfield, Liverpool’s new signature, Alexander Isaac, may have to wait for the Reds’ first start.<\/strong><\/p>\n ISAK only completed the move to Liverpool at the end of the summer transfer period, and Reds fans are desperate to see Swedish International active.<\/p>\n However, Isaac’s fitness hasn’t played football recently, so it seems like there may be a bit of concern for now as he has started a preseason and a Premier League campaign with Newcastle United.<\/p>\n “I think it’s minimal, but let’s see how fitness levels return from international obligations. But I don’t think that’s possible,” Anfield source told Graeme Bailey. TBR Football<\/a>.<\/p>\n This probably means seeing ISAK from the bench for his LFC debut, but he will probably start the game a little while.<\/p>\n Isaac is a Newcastle star and established himself as one of Europe’s best strikers, but his arrival at Liverpool follows a great start to the season from Hugo Ekicchique.<\/p>\n Another summer signature on Arne Slot’s side, Ekitike joined Liverpool early in the window from Eintracht Frankfurt, looking truly promising.<\/p>\n The French seem to be a clear upgrade to Darwin Nunes ahead of time, but he may find himself falling on the bench after Isaac’s arrival.<\/p>\n Liverpool certainly didn’t spend that much money on ISAK just to put him on the bench on a regular basis, but can the two strikers probably play together?<\/p>\n The slot could potentially shift Ekitique wide to the left, but that’s not his best position, so perhaps we’ll see a tactical change in which the two strikers play in advance?<\/p>\n This is very different to how Liverpool played these days, meaning top scorer Mohamed Sarah has changed a lot.<\/p>\n \t\t\t\t<\/div>\nWhat does the arrival of Alexander Isaac mean to Hugo Ekichike?<\/h2>\n