Graham Potter expects Alexander Isak to start for Sweden
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 23, 2026, 8:00 PM
Last updated Sep 23, 2026

Sweden manager Graham Potter anticipates that Alexander Isak will be a key player in the upcoming Nations League matches. Isak, who faced challenges with fitness at Liverpool after his transfer from Newcastle, is reportedly in good condition. Potter emphasized the importance of fielding a strong lineup, indicating Isak's potential to start every game, though he may not play full minutes. Sweden's matches include encounters against Romania and Poland over the next two weeks, along with additional fixtures against Bosnia and Herzegovina. The team's strategy and fitness management will be crucial during this busy schedule.
- •Alexander Isak set to be heavily involved for Sweden in Nations League.
- •Graham Potter confirms Isak's good condition and potential for more starts.
- •Sweden's upcoming matches include Romania and Poland in the next weeks.
- •Isak faced fitness struggles after his £125M transfer to Liverpool.
- •Potter has not received requests from Liverpool regarding Isak's minutes.
- 8:00 PMYahoo Sports — Alexander Isak in Line to “Start Every Game” for Sweden
"The Liverpool striker is fully fit and Sweden manager Graham Potter expects him to be heavily involved for Sweden.
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