Isak resumes Liverpool practice following recovery from setback

Liverpool striker Alexander Isak has made a significant step forward in his recovery, resuming full team training this week after a prolonged period on the sidelines due to injury, which may pave the way for his involvement in key upcoming matches.

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Isak, 26, had been out of action since December, when he suffered a fractured fibula and ankle injury, forcing him to endure a lengthy spell of rehabilitation.

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According to a report by Fabrizio Romano on X on Thursday, Isak has rejoined the Liverpool squad for team training, with the expectation that he will be named in the squad this weekend and also for the match against PSG.

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Under the guidance of Arne Slot, Isak has been making gradual progress in his bid to regain full fitness, with his return to group training sessions marking a major breakthrough in his recovery process.

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Although Isak may be included in the Liverpool squad for the FA Cup match against Manchester City this weekend, the team is likely to exercise caution, with the striker likely to start as a substitute rather than being named in the starting lineup.

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However, Isak is expected to be available for selection for Liverpool's crucial Champions League match against PSG, where he may feature as a substitute as he continues to work on regaining his match sharpness.