Iraola believes that Isak can convert chances into goals as long as he is in a good position.

Liverpool will travel to Selhurst Park to face Crystal Palace in the next round of the Premier League. Manager Andoni Iraola stated that Swedish striker Isak will be able to score for the "Reds" as long as his teammates create opportunities.

Since the start of this Premier League season, Isak has contributed 6 goals for Liverpool. In the earlier Champions League match against Fenerbahce, Isak and Tre Nionni both scored, but Liverpool ultimately lost 2-3.

Liverpool manager Andoni Iraola said, "Isaac is a top striker, and as long as we can create scoring opportunities for him, he can do the job. While it's not a sure thing, it's almost. Like other players, he can add more to the game."

“We hope to make full use of his strengths. He is very good at utilizing space, attacking deep down the flanks, and dropping back to support. I also think his footwork is excellent. So we are trying to make the most of him in the most appropriate way.”

Furthermore, when discussing Barcoa's playing position, Andoni Iraola stated, "Barcoa is a winger; he mostly plays on the left wing, and sometimes on the right, although he also played as a center forward during his time at Paris Saint-Germain. This is a tactical arrangement I'd like to try. I believe he can pose a threat against Fenerbahce's center-backs, especially when attacking the space behind their defense."

“But his primary position is winger, and he will likely be deployed in that position for about 90% of the time going forward. However, this is a tactical option I would like to try. I also tried playing Gacopo in that position before in the League Cup against Chelsea.”

Andoni Iraola also stated, "It might not be arranged like this from the start of the game, but during the game, when Isak's stamina declines, or when we need another type of striker, it is definitely an option to consider. We can use other center forwards in the team, or we can have a winger take on this task."

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