Liverpool confirm Isak leg fracture

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Transfer Centre LIVE! | Liverpool news & transfers🔴Liverpool fixtures & scores | FREE Liverpool PL highlights▶️Got Sky? Get Sky Sports or stream with no contract on NOW📺Choose the Sky Sports push notifications you want! 🔔A stretcher was brought onto the pitch but Isak eventually left the field with the help of Liverpool's medical staff.Isak was sidelined for five games from October to November with a groin injury and the latest setback will only compound his disjointed start to life in Liverpool since completing his record-breaking £125m move from Newcastle this summer.

What games has Isak already missed for Liverpool? September 14: Burnley 0-1 Liverpool - match fitness October 25: Brentford 3-2 Liverpool - groin injury October 29: Liverpool 0-3 Crystal Palace - groin injury November 1: Liverpool 2-0 Aston Villa - groin injury November 4: Liverpool 1-0 Real Madrid - groin injury Isak has scored just three goals across 16 appearances in all competitions for Liverpool.

Also See: Liverpool news and transfer latest Liverpool fixtures Download the Sky Sports App Live Premier League table "But it's never a nice thing that after the goal he collided with their defender."Hopefully he's fine, but we have to wait and see."Report and highlights: Spurs 1-2 LiverpoolAs it happened | Teams | StatsCarragher: Semenyo could be good way around Isak injurySky Sports' Jamie Carragher: Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Sky Sports' Jamie Carragher says Alexander Isak's suspected broken leg will be a huge blow to Liverpool, but addds he can't see Mohamed Salah leaving the club in January. There's a good chance Harvey Elliott would come back from Aston Villa as well."Whether Liverpool go for a striker or another attacking player like Semenyo, who Liverpool have been heavily linked with as well, we all know he's got a buyout clause in January."Then you've got wide players, as in Salah and Gakpo, who've played a lot of games through the middle as well.