Manager Jurgen Klopp has been urged by former Liverpool player Danny Murphy to give striker Darwin Nunez more playing time this year. I really like what I see (when I watch Nunez),” Murphy said to talkSPORT, “and I think the Uruguayan striker has shown himself worthy of a regular start in the starting XI this season.”.
Since any young striker trying to establish his or her reputation at a football club needs a good run of games, I’ve been urging for quite some time to give him a really good run of matches. “. The Uruguayan international will lead the front three and score 20 goals per season, according to the Englishman. “He’s quick, good in the air, and huge,” he continued. Look, Liverpool has some solid options for offense.
When you play the best teams, I’d be playing him down the middle with (Luis) Diaz and (Mohamed) Salah to the right and left. “Klopp has chosen Cody Gakpo over Nunez this year; the former has made five Premier League starts while the former Benfica attacker has made only three. In addition, Murphy urged Klopp to replace Gakpo with Nunez. “Not Gakpo, and I like Gakpo, but I always think about it this way: If you’re a center-back for Man City, Man U, Tottenham, or Arsenal, and you see the Liverpool team sheet with Gakpo playing.