I have informed my agent about this situation and there’s no way I will be in this team together with Him this January, if either they sell Him or I leave the club for Him”: Alexander Isak reveals the ONE Liverpool player behind His goal drought at Liverpool against Chelsea..

Alexander Isak has shaken the football world with a bombshell revelation that goes far beyond missed goals and poor form. The Liverpool striker, who was expected to become the new face of the Reds’ attack, has admitted that a toxic relationship with one of his teammates is at the heart of his struggles — and he has now issued an ultimatum that could define his future at Anfield.

The Swedish forward, known for his lethal finishing and composure in front of goal, joined Liverpool with high expectations. Fans believed his arrival would usher in a new era for the club’s frontline. Yet, despite his talent, Isak has endured a frustrating spell marked by a worrying goal drought — a drought that was glaringly evident in the clash against Chelsea, where he failed to make a mark.

While many attributed his struggles to adaptation or tactical issues, Isak has now lifted the lid on what he claims is the true reason behind his poor form. Speaking candidly, he revealed that an ongoing personal rift with a Liverpool teammate has poisoned the atmosphere for him and drained his confidence.

“I have informed my agent about this situation,” Isak declared in frustration. “There’s no way I will be in this team together with him this January. Either they sell him or I leave the club for him.” His words leave little room for compromise, showing just how deep the conflict runs inside the dressing room.

The revelation has stunned fans and pundits alike. Liverpool’s success has long been built on unity, togetherness, and the famous “You’ll Never Walk Alone” spirit. To hear a star player openly admit to locker room turmoil suggests cracks that go far deeper than a simple run of bad form.

Isak’s decision not to reveal the player’s identity has only fueled speculation. Reports inside the club suggest the tension could involve a fellow forward — perhaps a senior figure with influence — who may feel threatened by Isak’s arrival. Others whisper it could be a midfield creator whose chemistry with the striker has completely broken down. Whatever the case, one thing is clear: the harmony in Liverpool’s dressing room is under serious threat.

For a striker, confidence is everything. Without belief in himself — and without trust from those around him — even the most talented finisher can look ordinary. Isak’s performances against Chelsea highlighted this problem. His movement was sharp, but the service was lacking, and the connection with his teammates looked fractured. Fans watching from the stands and on television could sense something wasn’t right.

Liverpool’s management now faces a huge dilemma. The January transfer window looms large, and Isak’s ultimatum will force them into a corner. Do they back their young star and remove the source of conflict, or do they risk losing him and admitting that one of their biggest investments has failed? Either option could have seismic consequences for the club’s season.

The situation is especially delicate given Liverpool’s ambitions. With Ruben Amorim tasked to rebuild the squad into title contenders, internal divisions are the last thing he needs. For a team chasing silverware, any sign of disunity can derail momentum — and rivals will surely take advantage if the Reds cannot solve their problems swiftly.

For Isak personally, this could become a defining chapter of his career. At just 25, he is entering what should be his peak years. If Liverpool cannot provide the right environment, he may well decide his future lies elsewhere. Clubs across Europe would no doubt be ready to pounce should he become available.

The ball is now firmly in Liverpool’s court. Fans are demanding answers, teammates will have questions, and the media is circling. What began as a disappointing night against Chelsea has spiraled into a full-blown crisis for the Reds. Whether the club can repair the damage and convince Alexander Isak to stay could determine not just his career path, but Liverpool’s fortunes for years to come.