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Simon Jordan says Alexander Isak's Liverpool injury is 'karma'

The way that Isak went about his Liverpool transfer was completely wrong.

He refused to play for Newcastle which resulted in the Sweden international training alone and completely missing out on pre-season which meant that he got off to a rather slow start at Anfield.

This was far from ideal and although Liverpool's fans are happy that he's joined, Jordan couldn't help himself from aiming a sly dig at the striker while live on talkSPORT.

“I’m desperately trying to avoid myself disappearing into the ghost of Jacob Marley, and looking at the karma of Alexander Isak’s position in terms of not landing at Liverpool and achieving very much,” he said.

“He now potentially finds himself out for the season. I’m desperately trying to avoid that version of myself.

“I don’t want anyone breaking their legs, but I also look at the dynamics of how people behave and think, sometimes, that what goes around comes around. That’s mean-spirited, I know.”

Alexander Isak must return from his injury stronger

The fact that Liverpool spent over £400 million in the summer transfer window was a cause for celebration for most fans.

Many thought that the Anfield outfit would be close to unstoppable, especially with the form that Isak and Salah were in last season.

Nothing seems to have gone right for the striker since his Liverpool move and unless he manages to come back from his injury with a bang, he could end up being seen as one of the flops of the season.

Although he hasn't had much of an impact on the way things have panned out at Anfield this term, over the last couple of games, it finally felt like he was getting into a decent rhythm and that Liverpool's fans were finally set to see the best of their record signing.

There's still plenty of time for him to come good but if he doesn't manage to prove his worth upon his return, some may start to question why he was even bought in the first place.