Darwin Núñez

[Cerbie]

Luton Airport for a straightener


Ah, that was cinzano.

[fidget]

Is it safe to start reading posts on this website again, or is it still all "we lost so it follows players Z or Y or Z are ****"?

Not safe yet

[vlahka]

Is it safe to start reading posts on this website again, or is it still all "we lost so it follows players Z or Y or Z are ****"?

I believe we should have a special thread where after a loss people can go in and insult each other to hell and back, like a keyboard Purge movie. I can already imagine the delicious imaginative insults too.

[danperkins]

I believe we should have a special thread where after a loss people can go in and insult each other to hell and back, like a keyboard Purge movie. I can already imagine the delicious imaginative insults too.

Isn't that every single thread on here

[Buzzo]

There will only be one poster in that thread.

Edit: Not Harv!

[dom9]

https://www.fichajes.net/noticias/probable-destino-darwin-nunez-premier-league-20250315.html

Arsenal?

Darwin Núñez's probable Premier League destination


Darwin Núñez's future seems to be far from Liverpool, although his next destination could be in the Premier League.

Darwin Núñez appears to be living out his final months as a Liverpool player . The Uruguayan striker, who arrived at Anfield as a major offensive prospect, has failed to establish himself as a key player in Arne Slot 's team's attack . His performances have been inconsistent, and this season he has lost prominence within the squad, leading club officials to consider his departure in the upcoming transfer window.

Arsenal interested in Darwin Núñez
The attacker's future could remain tied to the Premier League. Mikel Arteta has expressed interest in signing him to Arsenal, believing his physical strength and attacking ability could bring a different profile to his squad. However, should he move to London, he wouldn't be guaranteed a spot as an undisputed starter, as the Spanish manager is confident in his current attacking system and sees Núñez as another option in the rotation.

Liverpool, for their part, haven't ruled out cashing in on his transfer. The investment made in the striker was considerable, and given his slumping performance, a summer sale would allow the club to strengthen other positions. Although no formal offer is yet on the table, Arsenal's interest could translate into negotiations in the coming months.

The transfer market will be key to determining the Uruguayan striker's future. Meanwhile, Núñez must take advantage of the remainder of the season to prove he can still be an important player, either to convince Slot to stay at Liverpool or to increase his value in the event of a possible exit.

[Kenneth]

That would be too perfect.

[BG1973]

[Slinky Skills]

That would be too perfect.

[Exiled_red]

Currently on 49 PL starts for us, suggestion seems to be that we have to pay 5m euros of add ons when he starts his 50th PL game, so it looks like he's not going to start again for us and will be off in the summer if that's true...

[Norbs]

Easiest £5M we'll ever make

[SB]

If it’s only starts he can still be subbed on though

[Exiled_red]

If it’s only starts he can still be subbed on though

Yeah, I imagine he will come off the bench a few times but won't be in contention to start

[Mark79]

I wonder if him finding this out was the real "he wasn’t feeling himself" reason he walked out of training before the West Ham game.

[spud_gun]

Nobody to blame but himself. Terrible signing for us