Summary
Liverpool faces the challenge of playing without Alexander Isak, who is injured for about two months. The team's manager, Arne Slot, might need to change the team's strategy to cope with Isak's absence. Hugo Ekitike is currently performing well, which may help Liverpool during this period.
Key Facts
- Alexander Isak, a striker for Liverpool, is injured and expected to be out for around two months.
- Isak joined Liverpool from Newcastle in the summer for £125 million.
- The team manager, Arne Slot, managed a six-game unbeaten run by changing tactics.
- Hugo Ekitike, another forward, has scored eight league goals this season.
- Mohamed Salah is also away, playing at the African Cup of Nations.
- Liverpool may consider changing their tactics or possibly recruiting another player.
- Recent games had Liverpool use a midfield diamond formation to add control and defense.
- The team has focused on defensive stability, reducing chances for opponents to counter-attack.
