Alexander Isak was the subject of a rather unforgiving verdict from one reporter as the Liverpool striker exited the World Cup on Tuesday following Sweden’s 3-0 defeat to France in the round of

After Alexander Isak starred in Sweden's victory over Tunisia, team-mates Victor Lindelof and Yasin Ayari reflected on his influence

Netherlands midfielder wary of club team-mate as Dutch face high-stakes game against fellow Europeans

Liverpool striker Alexander Isak finally played his first full 90 minutes of the season on Friday, but was booed off with the rest of his Sweden teammates after a nightmare performance saw him touch the ball just 31 times in a 2–0 defeat to Switzerland.

Yasin Ayari, Alexander Isak, Viktor Gyokeres and Mattias Svanberg were on target as Sweden overwhelmed Tunisia in their FIFA World Cup 26 opener.

Swedish defender Isak Hien had to be helped the field with an apparent left hamstring injury in the first half of the team’s Group F match with Japan on Thursday night in Arlington, Texas.

Sweden fans made the same point about strikers Viktor Gyokeres and Alexander Isak during the World Cup, with many wanting just the Reds forward to lead the attack

Anthony Elanga slumped to the ground and beat the ground in frustration after Sweden qualified for the knockout stages of he World Cup. What an idiot.

Liverpool’s record signing Alexander Isak did not hold back in his review of the Sweden national team’s recent poor run of results— a “crisis situation” that ultimately led to Jon Dahl Tomasson being sacked on Tuesday. The prolific forward was ...

Alexander Isak remains a “magical player”, former Sweden international Stefan Schwarz has told GOAL, with the Liverpool striker being told what he needs in order to prove as much at Anfield.