Alexander Isak may finally be finding his feet at Liverpool after a two-goal showing helped fire the Reds to victory at Ipswich Town, according to BBC chief football writer Phil McNulty.
Isak's display offered the clearest sign yet that he can deliver the kind of impact Liverpool expected when they brought him to Anfield, McNulty writes, after a period in which the Swedish striker had struggled to make his mark. His double at Portman Road proved decisive in securing the win.
The report also highlights Cody Gakpo's growing importance to the side, with the Dutch forward continuing to demonstrate his worth in Arne Slot's setup even as competition for places up front increases.
While McNulty stops short of declaring Isak's struggles fully behind him, the piece frames this performance as a potential turning point - a signal that Liverpool's marquee forward could be starting to justify the faith shown in him, with Gakpo's consistency adding further attacking depth to Slot's options.