DELIGHTED to sign ALEXANDER ISAK | Arne Slot | Burnley v Liverpool

Arne Slot says he is delighted Alexander Isak completed his British transfer record deadline day transfer to Liverpool as he speaks ahead of Liverpool's clash with Burnley TIMESTAMPS 00:00 - Intro. 00:25: Slot on deadline day: “A lot of things happened, which isn't always the case. Thing that pleased me most is getting deal for Alex over line. Richard and ownership worked so hard to get deal done. Good for club, players, fans and for me that their hard work results in that” 00:50 Arne Slot on Marc Guehi: "It would be ridiculous for me to deny that we were close to signing him. It happens in football. For me, we would like to sign him (in the future) of course because we were in for him. If we can strengthen the team, we never hesitate to do so." 2:30 Slot on Isak: Swedish manager deserves big, big, big compliment as he gets one of best striker in world in 3:20: Slot on Harvey Elliott: Another positive thing not only Harvey but I look at Luis Diaz how he hit ground running is a big compliment 4:48 Slot on attacking options: Last season I could change games around too. Jurgen Klopp could do it in the past well. It is normal at a club like Liverpool. 6:17 team and injury news: Curtis Jones unavailable for the clash this weekend 7:43 Slot on Burnley: Last season with promoted teams, we had problems at Leicester, Ipswich and Southampton, we only won them in the end stage of the game. 8:27: Slot on Isak: I haven't spoken to him that much. I spoke to him after he signed on phone as he had to go to international team. 9:02: Slot on Isak forcing move and Guehi deal collapsing: I don't think you can compare any situation with another. Different owners, different situation. I'm so happy we could bring in one we wanted. 10:37: Slot on Chiesa not in CL squad: One of the most difficult things you have to do as a manager. It's always more difficult. 12:40 To implement it as best as possible but the final third is mainly for the form of wingers, mainly. Because you end up on the sides, the bigger threat they are