Alexander Isak 'jeered' on first appearance since completing record Liverpool transfer

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Alexander Isak was reportedly met with jeers from Kosovo fans as he entered the pitch during Sweden's FIFA World Cup qualifying loss on Monday evening.

The 25-year-old was featuring for the first time in over 100 days, also marking his debut outing since completing his move to Liverpool.

Isak sealed a British-record transfer from Newcastle United to the Reds on deadline day.

Given that he had been training separately and hadn't featured for Eddie Howe's side in the months leading up to his high-profile departure, there was considerable speculation about whether the forward would represent his nation during the September international window.

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Fotbollskanalen provides additional insight regarding Isak specifically, as he stepped into a hostile environment in Pristina.

The publication noted: "After around 72 minutes, Alexander Isak was substituted in, while Anthony Elanga left the field

The forward played his first match since May and was met with boos."

No particular explanation is offered for why Isak faced hostility when taking to the field for the first time following a transfer saga that has sparked debate regarding his behaviour

The fervent Kosovan supporters were hoping their team would maintain their lead, despite the unfolding World Cup qualifying scenario having no direct impact on this.

The report went on to detail why Isak received a yellow card less than 10 minutes after stepping onto the pitch.



Liverpool striker Alexander Isak