As we approach the halfway point of the season, liverpool has started the 2023/24 season well and is just one point behind premier league leaders arsenal.
With so many transfers, particularly in midfield, during the summer season, and coming off the back of a poor 2022/23, the reds’ resurgence is still something of a surprise. Jurgen klopp and his backroom staff are to blame for the anfield-based outfit’s success. Pep ljinders, the assistant manager, deserves as much credit for his work behind the scenes, and the dutchman has recently stepped up to the defence of darwin nunez, who is having a difficult time in front of goal at the moment.
According to whoscored, the €75 million/£64 million (espn) ace hasn’t scored in his last ten games in all competitions and has only found the net four times in liverpool’s 17 premier league games The daily mail quoted him as saying, “darwin is full of desire, as you see in each game.” “and it would be so unfair if we only judge players on their goals.” “i think that mo (salah) and darwin have a good relationship, for example, because of their way they see each other and how they treat each other.
Darwin is doing a much better job this season than last year, and i think it is an excellent start. “the rush to judge players at every opportunity these days is certainly becoming an unhealthy habit, and it could even hurt their own confidence if, as in nunez’s case, they are unable to find the back of the net as often as they like.” Perhaps the liverpool faithful will reassess their “support” for their players after ljinders’ calm and meaningful talk.
