Alexander Isak says he has more to give for Sweden after strong Liverpool form

Alexander Isak is injury-free.

The star striker left the previous national team camp in September after suffering a muscle strain in one of the four matches played, and also missed a Premier League match.

But those problems are now behind him.

Instead, Isak is in outstanding form. He has scored three goals in the last four rounds of the English league, and with seven goals in total, he has scored half of Liverpool's goals this season.

But he has another change.

Ahead of Saturday's Nations League match against Bosnia and Herzegovina, he says he has not always been at his best for the national team.

I have more to give, Isak says at a press conference in Valencia, where the national team is training.

For the national team, Isak has often played just behind Viktor Gyökeres in attack, which means he has not scored as many goals.

I try to be flexible in my game. It is clear that the role will be different here compared to at the club. But it's also about getting the most out of the team. And it's about me being able to handle this role," he says.