Isak only started eight matches in the league for Liverpool last season due to injury.
However, he offers FPL managers a route to owning the player leading the line for the division's fourth-highest scoring team last season.
Ahead of his move to the Reds last summer, Isak was the highest FPL points-scoring forward in 2024-25.
He registered 211 points from 23 goals, six assists and 36 bonus points. With the potential for penalty responsibility too, Isak is a great option for FPL managers.
**Jeremy Jacquet** (£5.0m) looks like the best value-for-money pick from the Liverpool defence after an excellent performance against Como 1907 in pre-season.
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However, if FPL managers have an additional £0.5m to spend, then **Milos Kerkez** (£5.5m) and **Jeremie Frimpong** (£5.5m) both offer great regular attacking threat down the flanks.
Both have registered assists in pre-season and both created on average at least one chance per 90 minutes during the previous Premier League season.
Captain **Virgil van Dijk** (£6.5m) also remains an outstanding pick with plenty of clean-sheet potential as well as attacking threat, especially from set-pieces.
**Player spotlight: Dominik Szoboszlai (£7.0m)**
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**Dominik Szoboszlai** looks the standout Liverpool FPL pick heading into Gameweek 1.
The Hungary international is the fourth-most popular pick in the game overall and is currently found in more than 41 per cent of FPL teams.
During pre-season we have, at times, seen Szoboszlai in a deeper position, which could be off-putting for FPL managers. However, his set-piece responsibilities give him plenty of routes to FPL points.
Indeed, Szoboszlai has registered the most attacking returns across the Liverpool team during pre-season.