The 25-year-old secured his controversial move from Newcastle to Liverpool on transfer deadline day having spent the summer on strike at St James’ Park.
Arne Slot’s side ultimately paid a British record fee of £125 million to secure Isak’s services, breaking the previous record of £116m they spent on Florian Wirtz just weeks before.
Isak has spent his time since making the move with the Sweden national team, although he only featured for 18 minutes across their two World Cup qualifiers against Slovenia and Kosovo.
September’s international break means he has only just checked in at his new training ground as anticipation builds towards his debut.
The striker could be set to make his first appearance in that famous red shirt on Sunday (September 14) as Liverpool head to Burnley in the Premier League.