Liverpool forward Darwin Nunez (credit: Imago)
Liverpool forward Darwin Nunez (credit: Imago)

'Darwin Nunez to be delighted' as Liverpool exit news emerges

Max Wilkins

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Darwin Nunez will be delighted after a summer exit update emerged from Liverpool.

The Uruguay international has come under fire in recent weeks after a string of poor performances under Arne Slot.

This has seen the Dutch head coach hold "crunch talks" with the 25-year-old with a £50-60million fee potentially enough for the Reds to part ways with the forward [Caught Offside].

Despite this, Nunez is likely to be happier at Anfield if a transfer goes through at the end of the campaign.

Darwin Nunez to be delighted by Liverpool summer transfer update

The ex-Benfica man has struggled to find his feet since the departure of Jurgen Klopp but could find it easier if he becomes Slot's main man next season.

This could be the case if Mohamed Salah were to depart L4 for the Saudi Arabian Pro League in the summer transfer window.

Al Hilal Jorge Jesus has suggested that the Egypt international "won't come this winter, but maybe this summer." [Fabrizio Romano].

If the Reds were to lose their star man, there would be a void left which would require a new name to step up and become the talisman.

Liverpool forward Mohammed Salah
Liverpool forward Mohammed Salah (Credit: Imago)

The 32-year-old will be nearly impossible to replace but there is no doubt that Nunez has the potential which could see him become a world-class player.

If the Uruguan was to be handed the freedom of Anfield to express himself, he could become more confident in his own abilities and show why Klopp signed him for £85m [Sky Sports].

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