Isak Returns Stronger After Long Injury Layoff

Liverpool striker Alexander Isak has made a successful return to first-team training after a 101-day absence due to a broken leg. According to head coach Arne Slot, Isak looks stronger and fitter than before his injury. Although he won't be ready to start in the upcoming FA Cup quarter-final against Manchester City, he might be available on the bench. Slot expressed his happiness about having Isak back, stating that the player has made significant progress during his rehabilitation and is now in a better physical condition than before the injury. Isak's return is a positive development for Liverpool as they prepare for a crucial end-of-season run in three competitions. Meanwhile, Mohamed Salah has recovered from a muscle tweak and will be available for the Manchester City game, while goalkeeper Alisson Becker will be sidelined until the end of the season with a hamstring injury. Right-back Jeremie Frimpong is expected to be available for the City game after training fully with the team.