Jurgen Klopp is a big admirer of the Uruguayan striker as the club target a replacement for Sadio Mane, who is expected to join Bayern Munich. However, ...
I always say in these situations if he is healthy, it’s a big career ahead of him.” The 22-year-old impressed Klopp and his staff when he scored against Liverpool in both legs of their Champions League quarter-final. Nunez is understood to be high up the list of striking targets for Manchester United. I knew before, of course, but he played pretty much in front of me with his tough battles with Ibrahima Konate. A year ago, Klopp and Liverpool were on their knees. Liverpool’s current transfer record is the £75 million they paid Southampton for Virgil van Dijk in January 2018.
The Anfield club yet to formalise interest and reluctant to enter bidding war for 22-year-old.
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The past few days have been a whirlwind of activity for Liverpool F.C in the transfer market.
As a way, the sticking point will come down to whether or not Liverpool can agree a fee with Benfica. I always say in these situations if he is healthy, it’s a big career ahead of him.’ Jurgen Klopp has already expressed that he is a huge admirer of Nunez, saying last season ‘He (Nunez) was physically strong, quick, was calm around his finish. With that in mind, this recent development would certainly have been music to the Liverpool faithful's ears. It is also worth mentioning Liverpool have said they are still looking at other targets too. Another interesting development, considering The Reds' current transfer record fee sits at £75m and with Virgil van Dijk.
Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp was impressed by the striker, saying in April: "A good looking boy! And a decent player as well. "Really good, really good. I knew ...
I always say in these situations if he is healthy, it's a big career ahead of him." Nunez is said to be "excited" to play under Klopp, with Liverpool moving ahead of Atletico Madrid and Manchester United in the pursuit of the in-demand striker. "He was physically strong, quick, was calm around his finish.
Nunez scored 34 times in all competitions for Benfica last season and is rated at €100m (£85.5m); Manchester United are also interested in the 22-year-old ...
You can also catch up with the ins, outs and analysis on Sky Sports News. If Mane is to leave, Liverpool will only look to do business for a fee above the €30m that's been quoted and they would want a replacement sorted before allowing him to go. Oxlade Chamberlain is another player with just one year left on his contract.
The 22-year-old Uruguayan is high on the list of the club's transfer targets this summer.
“There is a different type of striker that we face now, that are doing very, very well, in the name of [Erling] Haaland, and also Darwin [Nunez], who is a bit similar. I always say in these situations if he is healthy he has a big career ahead of him.” It would be another eye-catching bit of business for a club who have risen to become one of the best in Europe once again. Manchester United have also been linked with the striker, but it is thought his preferred Premier League move would be to Liverpool, which would mean he remains at the top level of the game and playing in the Champions League—something United can’t currently offer. [Kylian] Mbappe is different quick. But usually by the time interest in a player becomes concrete, and especially by the time it becomes widely known, they have already identified the player as one who will want to join them, and fit with what they are trying to build.
Uruguay's national team stars took to the streets of the capital Montevideo to complete a 27km bike ride after qualifying for the 2022 World Cup in Qa.
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LIVERPOOL transfer target Darwin Nunez cycled 17miles to training with his Uruguay team-mates on Wednesday.The Uruguay national team promised to under.
Cavani and Torreira are also set to find new clubs this summer with the former linked with a move to Salernitana. Fiorentina had Torreira on loan last season but have failed to land him on a permanent basis, opening the door for Lazio to sign the Arsenal midfielder. He appeared to be enjoying himself too as he took his hands off the handlebars to pose for a photo.
The latest transfer developments on social media, including the responses to Liverpools expected 85m deal to land sought-after Benfica star Darwin Nunez.
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Diogo Jota has branded Darwin Nunez a 'good player' amid reports claiming Liverpool are closing in on a deal for the Benfica forward.
Speaking while on international duty for Portugal, Jota said: ‘I don’t know, I’m focused on the national team. But the club have reportedly reacted with anger to Bayern’s second offer of £23.5m, with additional add-ons of around £6.5m. While Liverpool forward Jota wouldn’t be drawn on the possibility of the Merseyside club signing Nunez, he did admit the forward is a ‘good player’ after facing him with the Reds last season.
Manchester United are prepared to rival Liverpool for the signing of Benfica striker Darwin Nunez, sources have told ESPN.
Sources have told ESPN that United have prioritised strengthening their forward line and midfield during the summer window, ahead of bringing in reinforcements in defence. Sources have told ESPN that an issue for both United and Liverpool is Benfica's valuation. Manchester United are prepared to rival Liverpool for the signing of Benfica striker Darwin Nunez, sources have told ESPN.
Liverpool forward Diogo Jota became the first Reds player to comment on speculation linking the club with a move for Benfica's Darwin Nunez.
Manchester United, Newcastle United and Atletico Madrid are also said to be in the mix. The Reds are likely to lose Sadio Mane and Takumi Minamino this summer, with Divock Origi's departure having already been confirmed. The Echo understands that while the Reds are admirers of the Uruguay international, they have yet to make an official approach for the striker and will not be drawn into a bidding war for a player valued at around £85 million by the Lisbon giants.
Man Utd target Darwin Nunez is reportedly 'intrigued' by a move to Old Trafford, while Fabrizio Romano claims agent 'relations' could help the Red Devils.
Nunez clearly has the movement and eye for goal which would make him a success in a top-five league. Transfer guru Romano has also spoken about the star’s future. “He wants Premier League football, it’s important to say. “Also Man United are discussing the price, they have good relations with his agent who is close to Jorge Mendes. So Darwin Nunez is a possibility for Liverpool and Man United.” According to the i, Nunez is ‘intrigued’ by the potential to work under Ten Hag in Manchester. Manchester United striker target Darwin Nunez is reportedly ‘intrigued’ by a move to Old Trafford, while Fabrizio Romano claims agent ‘relations’ could help the Red Devils complete the move.
Mirror Football exclusively revealed that Liverpool are keen to sign Benfica star Darwin Nunez this summer with claims they are set to table an opening ...
I had the opportunity to play against him and he’s a good player, but I can’t say anything else at the moment." Liverpool got a front-row seat of Nunez's talent when they came head to head with Benfica in the Champions League quarter-finals. Nunez is one of the hottest prospects in European football and Portuguese outlet Record, per Sport Witness, claims Liverpool are set to table an opening offer of £85million.
Premier League clubs are reportedly concerned that Darwin Nunez could end up following the same career path as Arsenal flop Nicolas Pepe with Benfica ...
“The sort of money being asked for him is huge and no club wants to do what Arsenal did with Nicolas Pepe, grossly over paying for someone because of the hype around the number of clubs interested in him.” Manchester United, Arsenal and Newcastle are also reportedly in the race to sign the Uruguayan. Premier League clubs are reportedly concerned that Darwin Nunez could end up following the same career path as Arsenal flop Nicolas Pepe with Benfica wanting around £85million for the forward.
Liverpool have suffered a blow to their hopes of signing Benfica star Darwin Nunez after several Spanish teams reportedly entered the race.
It is not only the Spanish teams who are interested in rivalling Liverpool for the signing of Nunez though. The Reds have 'registered' their interest in Nunez, but are yet to submit a formal bid for the 22-year-old. Benfica are understood to be looking for a fee in the region of £85million, with three years still to run on his contract.
Darwin Núñez wants Liverpool, and Liverpool want him. But Benfica stand in the way, and their big demands pose the first major test of a big FSG alteration.
And he also managed to negotiate the kind of instalment plans that made big-money deals manageable. Can he live up to his predecessor’s reputation as one of the game’s top negotiators? Now, with the summer window due to open on Friday, Ward may once again tap into his ‘strong network of contacts’ in Portugal, stemming from his work with the national team as head of analysis and technical scouting. In terms of outright performance levels, Díaz was arguably Liverpool’s best attacker in the final few months of the campaign. Ward also deserves credit for agreeing a favourable package within a short period of time. Julian Ward wasn’t supposed to take over as Liverpool’s sporting director until the summer, when Michael Edwards officially departed.
Liverpool have now reportedly agreed personal terms with Manchester United target Darwin Nunez and are pushing ahead in the race to sign the striker ...
Talks ongoing with #Benfica to try to close the deal.” “Darwin #Nunez has agreed personal terms with #Liverpool for a contract until 2027 (€8M/year). #Reds have overtaken #ManUnited and #AtleticoMadrid in the race to sign the striker. Liverpool have now reportedly agreed personal terms with Manchester United target Darwin Nunez and are pushing ahead in the race to sign the striker according to a new report.
Darwin Nunez is wanted by Jurgen Klopp and Liverpool are in talks with Benfica over a big-money move which could smash the club-record transfer fee paid to ...
Ramsay could travel south for a medical this week. They want around £26m down, and then a further £18m in achievable add-ons. The feeling is mutual too, with Nunez telling Benfica he only wants a move to Anfield. Nunez can play on the left as a direct replacement for Mane, but with Luis Diaz taking that position more recently, Mane was moved to the middle, and Nunez is comfortable with a central striking role. A compromise though, lies in a structured deal with bonus related add-ons, that with success for the player and the English club, could eventually get close to that figure. Liverpool are determined to get the maximum price for a player who has been placed in the top five in the world over the past three seasons.
Liverpool are on the verge of signing Darwin Nunez from Benfica and LFCTR are here to tell you exactly why he suits Jurgen Klopp's system.
They’ve always been crying out for a clinical no.9 to put this chances away and out the games to bed. The addition of Nunez will increase the chances of coming out of those matches with all three points or through to the next round. Every time he had a chance to put the ball in the net, he put the ball in the net. Looking back at the matches Liverpool played Benfica in the Champions League, Nunez proved exactly why Jurgen Klopp was in awe. Do Liverpool need a proper no.9? Is Jurgen Klopp right to change the forward role this season? Liverpool are on the verge of signing Darwin Nunez from Benfica and LFCTR are here to tell you exactly why he suits Jurgen Klopp’s system.
It's been phenomenal to bear witness to the conveyor belt of goalscoring prowess that Uruguay have churned out over the past 35 years.
The fit is important, but Núñez has a lot of strings to his bow and isn’t necessarily a systems player. He notched 16 goals in 32 games the season prior to that for Almería in LaLiga 2, but even that is a far from spectacular return. Liverpool of course signed a player from the Portuguese league in January who hit the ground running in no time at all. For Uruguay U20s he netted just four times in 14 games while for the senior side he has just two in nine. It’s a mix of composure and technique that makes Núñez impressive in front of goal. Cavani and Suárez in particular possess that in abundance, and it’s no surprise that Núñez recently said that the former is his idol. These qualities mostly relate to his ability in and around the penalty area. He averaged more non-penalty goals per 90 than any other player in the top six ranked European leagues in 2021-22 (1.00), while his 0.69 non-penalty xG per 90 was only bettered by four players. He has the positional intelligence to create perfect receiving angles from a through pass, and the pace and strength to steamroll his way towards the goal when the pass is played. Some players gain that power and frame when they hit their early 20s and can sometimes struggle to maintain their technical ability as the extra weight becomes a burden. And now, with Cavani and Suárez’s careers nearing an end, a new model of Uruguayan striker looks set to arrive off the conveyor belt. Even three years later in the 2014 World Cup, all three featured in the group stage where they overcame Italy and England to make it to the last 16.
Liverpool and Bayern Munich are still in negotiations over Sadio Mane. The Bundesliga side have now seen two bids rebuffed by Liverpool with the second ...
According to their report, Nunez will earn "northwards of €250,000 per week" at Liverpool. Report: Darwin Nunez To Earn €250,000 Per Week At Liverpool Darwin Nunez Set To Make More Than €250,000 per week
Nunez scored 34 times in all competitions for Benfica last season and is rated at €100m (£85.5m); He is keen on a move to Liverpool and is the Reds number ...
You can also catch up with the ins, outs and analysis on Sky Sports News. Another Saturday, another chance to win £250,000 with Super 6. Oxlade Chamberlain is another player with just one year left on his contract. If Mane is to leave, Liverpool will only look to do business for a fee above the €30m that's been quoted and they would want a replacement sorted before allowing him to go. Another Saturday, another chance to win £250,000 with Super 6. Liverpool will look to strengthen their forward line this season.
Darwin Nunez to Liverpool transfer edges closer with reports of first official bid and contract player would 'sign tomorrow'
The bid is already at Luz, it’s indeed of 80m plus 20m, and the player would’ve already said he’d sign it tomorrow (if given the chance)." Liverpool's pursuit of Darwin Nunez is gathering pace as fresh reports of an opening bid emerge. Manchester United, Newcastle United and Atletico Madrid are also thought to be in the hunt for Nunez, but it is believed the Uruguay international would favour a switch to Anfield to work with Jurgen Klopp.
It emerged Liverpool's move for the Uruguay striker had accelerated on Wednesday, when Sportsmail reported the Reds were prepared to break their transfer ...
I knew before, of course, but he played pretty much in front of me with his tough battles with Ibrahima Konate. A Bola also claim that the Portuguese giants are hopeful of getting more cash out of Liverpool before parting ways with their star player. Liverpool's manager said in April of the 22-year-old: 'A good looking boy, huh?
Former Liverpool superstar Luis Suarez has weighed in with his opinion on potential new Reds' signing Darwin Nuñez and it'd be fair to say the 35-year-old ...
The future of the current Liverpool man Nuñez is set to replace, Sadio Mané, is also far from certain. Liverpool are known to be big fans of the youngster, but Fabrizio Romano believes no formal proposal has been made as of this moment. With Sadio Mané yet to officially depart, the Merseyside club can be patient in their pursuit.
Liverpool have reportedly struck a 'total agreement' to seal an £85.5million swoop for 22-year-old Benfica ace Darwin Nunez. The striker is a top target for ...
A whole host of clubs have been chasing the signature of Nunez, with Manchester United, Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain also reportedly keen to land him. Klopp was full of praise for Nunez after seeing the Uruguayan torment his defence in Europe at the start of April. “He's a very good boy,” the German said. Nunez, who has been capped 10 times by Uruguay, then suggested he would consider moving on this summer after revealing he was committed to his current club only until the end of the last campaign. Van Dijk joined Liverpool at the start of 2017 for £75m. Liverpool are set to lose star forward Sadio Mane this summer, while the future of Mohamed Salah is also up in the air. Nunez bagged an incredible 34 goals in 41 appearances last season, with two of those strikes coming against the Merseyside outfit in the Champions League quarter-finals.
Darwin Núñez's style of play may not automatically align with how Liverpool attack. Manchester City will be grappling with a similar Erling Haaland issue.
A stat which caught the eye of ESPN writer Ryan O’Hanlon suggests the Benfica forward may have work to do if he becomes a Liverpool player. But Núñez has not been as involved in build-up play as Liverpool’s current forwards have, and he is more of an out-and-out striker than anyone they’ve used regularly for quite some time. Obviously Pep Guardiola (and his predecessors) had tremendous success with Sergio Agüero, but it has now been three seasons since the Argentine was a regular player, last featuring for even half of the available minutes in 2018/19. Nonetheless, it’s natural for Kopites to cast glances at Manchester City and Erling Haaland and wonder if their title rivals have placed the safer of the two bets with their transfer business this summer. A radar chart overlaying the two players’ numbers immediately has one thinking of the Spider-Man meme. After all, the Norwegian hitman had three successful campaigns with Borussia Dortmund, scoring 86 times in 89 games following his move from RB Salzburg. He’s been delivering goals for longer than Núñez and in a higher-quality league.
Liverpool continue to be linked with a move for Benfica striker Darwin Nunez who is also attracting interest from Manchester United and Newcastle.
The 22-year-old Uruguayan has been a standout for Benfica in Portugal's Primeira Liga and is likely to be on the move this summer. “I hope this is not true and he comes to us instead,” the Spaniard wrote on his Instagram story in response to an article suggesting United are favourites for his signature. Unsurprisingly his exploits, which included six Champions league goals and two against Liverpool in the quarter-final, have led to a significant number of clubs showing an interest. He claims that the Catalan club rejected the signing because he was too young at the time: "I recommended Darwin to Barcelona when he was at Almeria," Suarez revealed in an interview with Gerard Romero on Twitch. "I have 15 years of international experience. Nunez has been reported to earn considerably less in Portugal, some 70 per cent less in fact. Now 30, Mane is edging towards a new challenge, even though the Reds would like to keep him at the club. Darwin Nunez continues to be linked with a move to Liverpool this summer as the transfer window nears. The front page of another Portuguese publication, Record, have the story on their front page and have also reported the same transfer fee. The Uruguay international has been tipped to be a possible replacement for Sadio Mane, who is attracting interest from Bayern Munich. But instead of paying now €80m, €90m or €100m, they would’ve paid €15m or €20m and have him there as a substitute." This offer is now being considered by the Portuguese giants. He scored 34 goals in 41 appearances, and helped his team reach the Champions League quarter-final.
Liverpool have reached an agreement on personal terms with Benfica striker Darwin Nunez, The Athletic understands.On Wednesday, it was revealed that...
Discussions are thought to be ongoing over the structure of the deal. I always say in these situations if he is healthy, it’s a big career ahead of him.” Liverpool are masters of recruitment but losing two stars at the peak of their powers in doubt could spark a testing rebuild... Darwin Nunez's preferred destination is Liverpool and there are growing hopes at Anfield that a deal will be done, as Bayern pursue Mane Liverpool are masters of recruitment but losing two stars at the peak of their powers in doubt could spark a testing rebuild... Darwin Nunez's preferred destination is Liverpool and there are growing hopes at Anfield that a deal will be done, as Bayern pursue Mane
BARCELONA missed out on a bargain Darwin Nunez transfer in 2020, their former striker Luis Suarez has revealed.The Uruguayan, 35, was impressed by his.
He said: "I don’t know, I’m focused on the national team. "I had the opportunity to play against him and he’s a good player, but I can’t say anything else at the moment." Suarez approves of the move, having tried to get Nunez to Barca.
Portuguese football expert Pedro Sepulveda speaking on Sky Sports News: "Darwin Nunez was one of the best players this season in the Portuguese league by ...
Nowadays, he's not one of the top strikers because he doesn't play in the top five leagues. If Mane is to leave, Liverpool will only look to do business for a fee above the €30m that's been quoted and they would want a replacement sorted before allowing him to go. You can also catch up with the ins, outs and analysis on Sky Sports News. The other one was Luis Diaz who moved to Liverpool in January and that made Nunez the absolute best player. They focus on playing for the team and making the whole team play well. But he can easily play out wide to break spaces for other players in the central areas if teams need him. Oxlade Chamberlain is another player with just one year left on his contract. Nunez led the way for goals and conversion rate for players taking 20 or more shots in the Primeira Liga last season. The high frequency of long passes contribute to a below-average accuracy, but his successful, raking distribution in central areas would offer Klopp another dynamic against low-block opposition. "He's a 'modern football striker' - like Erling Haaland and Kylian Mbappe - strikers who don't just focus on scoring goals. He fired 85 shots at goal and that also converts into a league-topping conversion rate of 30.6 per cent. And a decent player as well!"
After publicly signaling their intent to bid yesterday, it appears Liverpool is close to striking an agreement with Benfica for their main summer transfer ...
With 34 goals last season and two impressive cameos against Liverpool in the Champions League, it is hardly surprising that Klopp has identified the 22-year-old as his primary summer target. Three major Portuguese outlets, O Jogo, A Bola, and Record Portugal, have reported that this agreement is set to be finalized, with Record Portugal going so far as to say, "It's done". It will reportedly be the second most expensive transfer in Portuguese football history, with an initial fee of €80m plus €20m in add-ons being reported. With Sadio Mané's desire to join Bayern Munich, Liverpool has moved quickly to identify Benfica's Darwin Núñez as their primary target to replace the Senegalese. After Paul Joyce and various other outlets reported on Liverpool's interest in the striker over the past few days, it appears that an agreement is close to being reached between the two clubs.