Simon Jordan Slammed for 'Disgusting' Comment About Alexander Isak

Simon Jordan has been criticised for comments made about Alexander Isak's injury.

On Saturday evening, Liverpool returned to Premier League action with a 2-1 win over Tottenham Hotspur in North London.

Record signing Isak and fellow summer newcomer Hugo Ekitike were on the scoresheet for the Reds, with Richarlison scoring for the hosts.

However, immediately after Isak opened the scoring, the Swede looked in serious pain as he stayed down after a tough challenge from Micky Van de Ven.

In the end, Isak was unable to continue and was replaced by Jeremie Frimpong.

It has since been reported that Liverpool fear Isak has suffered a serious injury to his lower left leg, with the 26-year-old expected to miss the next few months.

Alexander Isak was forced off with a serious-looking injury. Image: Getty

Speaking on talkSPORT about Isak's injury, Jordan said: "I don't want anyone breaking their legs but I also look at the dynamics of how people behave and think that what goes around comes around."

In the comments section, fans were less than impressed with Jordan's words.

One fan said: "Wow, that's a disgraceful reaction to a horrible injury. Give your head a wobble, Simon."

Another commented: ""What goes around comes around"???? Disgusting."

A third fan added: "Shocker from Simon Jordan about Isak's injury."

Someone else wrote: "Thats pretty low Simon get a grip."

Another fan said: "Karma? Wow."

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What did Arne Slot say about Alexander Isak's injury?

When asked about Isak after the match against Spurs, Slot delivered an update.

He said: "If a player scores and gets injured and doesn’t come on the pitch and doesn’t try… that’s usually not a good thing.

"We'll have to wait and see. It is too short after the game to speak about it but it is never good when a player has to come off. I took Frimpong off because I did not want to be with ten men, so that injury is fine. The other two [Isak and Bradley] we'll have to wait and see. The good thing is that we have a week to go so hopefully we have enough players available to play next week again."