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“It’s either they sell him or I leave, I can no longer continue playing with him anymore — he can’t even pass the ball to me!” Liverpool forward Alexander Isak reveals the ONE Liverpool player that really annoyed him on Sunday in their match against Manchester United.

The tension at Anfield has reached a boiling point after Liverpool’s 2–1 defeat to Manchester United, with shocking revelations emerging from the dressing room. According to multiple reports, Alexander Isak unleashed a furious rant after the match, singling out one of his teammates for what he described as “unacceptable and selfish play.”
The Swedish striker, who arrived from Newcastle United last summer in a big-money move to lead Arne Slot’s attacking revolution, has apparently grown increasingly frustrated with what he sees as a lack of support and coordination from his teammates. His patience finally snapped after yet another game in which he was isolated up front, receiving little to no service despite making countless attacking runs.
Eyewitnesses in the dressing room claim Isak shouted in anger, saying:
“It’s either they sell him or I leave! I can’t continue playing with him anymore — he can’t even pass the ball to me!”
The outburst reportedly left teammates and staff stunned. Senior players such as Virgil van Dijk and Trent Alexander-Arnold had to step in to calm Isak down, while Slot tried to defuse the situation quietly before it spread further. However, by the time calm was restored, the atmosphere in the dressing room was already toxic.
According to insiders close to the club, the player Isak was referring to is a Liverpool midfielder who struggled throughout the game, misplacing passes and repeatedly failing to connect with the Swedish striker’s movements in attack. Although Slot has refused to name the individual publicly, fans have begun speculating online — with several believing it could be one of Liverpool’s more experienced midfielders who has been underperforming in recent weeks.
During the match, cameras frequently captured Isak’s visible frustration — waving his arms in disbelief after being ignored, shouting for through balls that never came, and even looking towards the bench with an expression of disbelief. His body language told the full story of a striker crying out for support that never arrived.
Sources say this isn’t the first time Isak has clashed with the same teammate. Training ground whispers suggest the two players exchanged heated words last week after a short-sided training match, where the same pattern repeated — Isak making runs, but the midfielder choosing to pass elsewhere. Slot was reportedly forced to intervene then, but the issue has clearly resurfaced.
The incident puts Arne Slot in a very difficult position. Since taking over from Jürgen Klopp, the Dutch manager has emphasized unity, discipline, and tactical structure. But now, with internal friction threatening to split the dressing room, his leadership is being put to the ultimate test. Liverpool’s title hopes could be derailed if this feud isn’t resolved quickly.
Fans have been divided in their reaction. Some sympathize with Isak, believing his anger is justified. One fan wrote on X:
“You can’t blame Isak. He makes all the right runs but nobody gives him the ball. He’s a striker, not a magician — he needs service!”
Others, however, have criticized the forward’s emotional outburst, arguing that public displays of frustration only worsen the team’s chemistry. Another supporter replied:
“You can’t explode like that after one bad game. Slot needs time to build this system, and players must trust the process.”
Behind the scenes, Liverpool’s board is said to be taking the situation seriously. Internal talks are reportedly scheduled this week between the coaching staff, senior players, and both parties involved in the dispute. Club officials are determined to prevent the issue from escalating into a full-blown locker-room divide.
Reports also suggest that Slot could make a bold decision ahead of Liverpool’s next fixture — possibly benching one of the players to send a strong message about discipline and teamwork. A January reshuffle in midfield is also being considered if the chemistry between Isak and the current setup doesn’t improve.
For now, the striker remains one of Liverpool’s most high-profile assets, and the club cannot afford to lose him so soon after his arrival. His performances earlier in the season showed flashes of brilliance — precise movement, composure in front of goal, and a determination to prove his worth in one of Europe’s toughest leagues.
But frustration is beginning to overshadow his talent. Without consistent service or proper link-up play, Isak risks becoming another expensive signing who never fulfilled his potential at Anfield. Slot’s challenge will be to balance egos, rebuild trust, and remind his players of their collective mission: to bring trophies back to Liverpool.
As tensions simmer, one thing remains certain — Alexander Isak has sent a clear message to both the manager and the board: fix the problem, or risk losing a world-class striker.
🔥 The storm inside Anfield is only just beginning. With Liverpool’s season on the line, Arne Slot faces his toughest test yet — keeping the dressing room united before frustration turns into full-blown chaos.
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