Alexander Isak's youth coach admits doubts over Liverpool striker's career
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“He was really good, but maybe not one of the best because we had other players who were really, really good too.
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Sometimes you can see that directly, but in Isak’s case you couldn’t see that directly."
Mineirji says he noticed a major transformation in Isak at 14 that convinced him the striker was capable of achieving great things.
“I saw a big difference,” said Mineirji in an interview with Hayters TV.
“It was like, ‘OK, I want to be a soccer player, I want to work hard, I want this thing, because now I think other players are really good too, and they want it a lot’.
“I think he was like ‘OK, I want to be something’.
Mineirji added: “He was a really, really great team-mate and good for the coaches.
I think that’s his biggest strength.
“His family were really great and always helping him in a good way