Jorge Mendes is reportedly understood to be keen on pushing Darwin Nunez out the door at Liverpool.
Whether the Uruguayan is just as keen to call time on his Anfield career is a point up for discussion.
Radio Fenix journalist Nicolas Saavedra is of the mind that leaving the Reds this summer is not an urgent matter for the 24-year-old.
“[Núñez] is not urgently thinking about an exit. His priority at the moment is the Copa América,” the reporter’s comments were relayed by Sport Witness.
The former Penarol striker will allegedly not be sold for anything less than €85m [£73.15m].
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Will Liverpool sell Darwin Nunez this summer?
Again, we must point to Jurgen Klopp’s pre-Aston Villa presser comments.
The German made clear he sympathised with the Uruguayan’s plight, though made no indication that the centre-forward would be sold come the summer window.
With Nunez boasting a goal contribution rate of one ever 96.51 minutes – is there a striker out there that would significantly improve on such an elite rate?
We can think of plenty of strikers who might match that at best, but none so far that stand out as a clear improvement.
Banal stupidity to sell Nunez – absolutely banal!
Sell him and buy Isak
his agent wants to sell him because he gets the agent fees, it isn’t down to the players choice much now, that’s why many flop after leaving .