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Alexander Isak is progressing well after suffering a broken leg against Tottenham in December. Liverpool head coach Arne Slot expects the Swedish striker to return to full training by late March. With running sessions underway, ball work and group integration are next, offering a potential boost to Liverpool’s Premier League ambitions in the final stretch.

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00:01Alexander Isaac is steadily progressing in his recovery from the broken leg he suffered
00:06against Tottenham Hotspur last December. With Arne Schlott optimistic the striker could return
00:11to the squad by the end of March. The Liverpool record signing has been absent for over two
00:18months and his rehabilitation has been carefully managed to ensure a full recovery. Schlott
00:23revealed that Isaac has returned to the pitch this week, not yet in football boots but in
00:29running shoes marking an opportunity for his recovery. It's nice for him to go on the pitch,
00:34it's nice for us to see him here, Schlott said, adding that the final stages of rehab remain
00:39challenging. There is still a lot of work to be done as long as you're in the gym and not
00:44on the
00:44pitch, that's the nicest part. The Swedish forward's next step will be involving ball work, a key stage
00:51that players enjoy most before rejoining full group sessions. Schlott emphasised that even after
00:57reintegration it will take additional time before Isaac is match fit. The coach praised both the
01:02player and the club's medical staff for the progress made so far. Liverpool will be hoping
01:08Isaac's return comes at a crucial moment in the season with the forwards pace, finishing and
01:13creativity a potential boost for the team's top four ambitions. With his rehabilitation on track,
01:20fans can look forward to seeing Isaac back on the pitch later next month, ready to make an impact in
01:26the
01:26Premier League's final stretch.
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