The administration at Liverpool is certain that Darwin Nunez will continue to improve at Anfield and become a top striker. The leadership at Liverpool is adamant that Darwin Nunez can “grow into something even more extraordinary” at Anfield, thus the club won’t consider selling him. Journalist Ben Jacobs has told GIVEMESPORT that the Uruguay international will be a key player in new manager Arne Slot’s plans. With manager Jurgen Klopp set to retire after the Premier League champions’ season-ending match against Wolverhampton Wanderers next week, the Reds are about to enter a pivotal chapter in their history. Fenway Sports Group must make sure they select the right person to succeed him. Slot will soon take the place of the former Borussia Dortmund manager, as Liverpool and his present employers Feyenoord have agreed to a compensation package of up to £9.4 million. The Dutchman will have the chance to make changes to the team he inherits during the summer transfer window.
Nunez is being considered as a potential Lewandowski replacement at Barcelona
Nunez is being considered as a potential Lewandowski replacement at Barcelona According to The Sun, Nunez has been targeted by Barcelona, who want to cash in on first-choice striker Robert Lewandowski. La Liga has warned them that they must reduce their wage bill to slightly over £174 million in order to stay within financial regulations. The 24-year-old became his current employers’ most expensive acquisition ever when he completed an £85 million switch from Benfica in June 2022, but the four-time Champions League winners are reportedly confident that they can meet Liverpool’s demands because they will raise money by managing a summer clear-out.
Since the season began, Nunez has outperformed Lewandowski in a number of indicators, according to statistics. He has also added credence to rumors that he is prepared for a new challenge by removing any photos from his Instagram account that are associated to Liverpool earlier this month.
Transfer insider Dean Jones has warned that Mohamed Salah’s departure could be taken into consideration, even though he recently told GIVEMESPORT that Slot would not entertain sanctioning the striker’s departure if Mohamed Salah also leaves Merseyside in the upcoming months. Klopp was the driving force behind Salah’s arrival.
Jacobs is aware that Nunez is a player that Liverpool will not consider offloading when the transfer window reopens because the team at Fenway Sports Group and new sporting director Richard Hughes believe Nunez can become an even more effective player in the last third of the pitch. The esteemed reporter is aware that the South American, who has four years left on his £140,000-per-week contract, has been identified as a crucial player going into Slot’s first season. He will also be crucial as the Reds try to move away from Klopp’s playing philosophy and toward fulfilling Slot’s demands.
According to Florian Plettenberg of Sky Sports Germany, Liverpool has refrained from negotiating for Willian Pacho even though the transfer window is scheduled to reopen in the coming weeks. However, Eintracht Frankfurt is prepared for a possible bid in the early going of Slot’s tenure as manager. The credible source claims that the Ecuadorian center back’s current employers are in a strong negotiating position because he has four years left on his contract, which allows him to earn slightly more than £13,000 per week, so the Reds may have to pay as much as £51 million to acquire him.