Ex-player Darwin Nunez

Do we have a sell on clause?

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Other teams will be kicking themselves as to why they allowed him to get to Saudi.

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Excellent goal. But then again, we all know he can do it in the context of an amateur league.

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Are you suggesting that Nunez’s problem was the poor quality of our wide players, Salah, Diaz and Gakpo?
Were they responsible for all his missed sitters and offsides?

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The quality of the players? No. The quality of service a CF gets in this Liverpool team? Absolutely.
Nunez missed plenty of chances but not many were from the sort of ball he was given yesterday.

He was the wrong player for us. Glad we’ve shipped him out and signed two much better players.

Coaches often get their player selection wrong. Nunez isn’t the first for that.

Darwin is being silly again.

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Amazing athlete, has all the tools.

:joy:

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Newcastle is where he should have gone, if they’d had the sense to make an offer, instead of chasing the money in Saudi.
As for Chelsea, no he should not want to go to Chelsea. I can see him being a hero in Newcastle and a patsy in Chelsea.

Newcastle and Chelsea are interested in ex-Liverpool striker Darwin Nunez, with the 26-year-old Uruguayan possibly set to leave Saudi Arabian side Al-Hilal . (Daily Star)

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FIFY

Mo and Darwin joining up again?! They were pretty lethal together for a while.

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Hah, that’s fun. Mo gets his guy to do the running for him, could be a nice reunion.

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They would have been if Nunez could hit a barn door with a machine gun.

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Mo and Darwin had a lot of assists/goals when they were on the pitch together.

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Loved Darwin, he worked hard and was/is a good footballer. His finishing was generally appalling though.

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Has anyone informed Trabzonspor that @Dane will still not be checking in on their results this season?

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Huh? I thought he’s joining up with Mo.

As reported by Referí on Tuesday, although the Uruguayan striker already reached an agreement in the personal terms with Turkey’s Trabzonspor, the operation is on the verge of collapse due to serious financial discrepancies and a large debt that Saudi Arabia’s Al-Hilal maintains with the attacker.

The agreement between the Turkish club and the striker of the Uruguayan national team is ready, but the amount he owes with the Saudi team to the striker complicated everything already last Sunday.



NĂșñez calls on the Al-Hilal directive to pay approximately 12 million euros (US$ 14 million) corresponding to back wages and other unfulfilled contractual obligations.