Liverpool have reportedly been warned that Alexander Isak could be several weeks away from full fitness, despite their eagerness to integrate the £125 million forward into their lineup as soon as possible.

Isak’s arrival was framed as a statement signing, an ambitious move by Liverpool to secure a top-tier forward with pace, finishing ability, and the potential to dictate defenses.

The club paid handsomely for the Swedish international, knowing the pressure he would carry. But behind the scenes, the medical team has urged caution.

The warning suggests that despite the ideal timeline, the reality could stretch longer.

Liverpool are being patient with Alexander Isak

Concerns center around Isak’s match fitness and ability to get back to his best.

Isak has made a slow start to the season and has only managed to score one goal for the Merseyside club, that came against Southampton in the Carabao Cup.

Despite him providing an assist against Chelsea and showing signs of improvement, he still needs more time to reach full fitness.

Daily Mail reporter Lewis Steele said in his vlog:

“The road to full fitness is a little bit longer than expected, and there’s a report from one of the Newcastle guys, saying they expect it to be three months until...