Darwin Nunez has established himself as a constant starter for Liverpool, and Jurgen Klopp has noticed this as the “main difference.”
Nunez intermittently displayed his talent throughout his first Liverpool season, but at the end of the season he lost Klopp’s favor.
The manager frequently claimed that the Uruguayan lacked both the work off the ball and the work on it, which was the “ticket” into his team.
Nunez has made three starts in the past four games, though he is now a more compelling presence in the final third, as evidenced by his fourth goal of the season on Sunday.
After the 3-1 victory over Wolves, Klopp, a seemingly first-choice striker wearing the No. 9 jersey, said that his defense made the “main difference.”
He poses a risk. You all witnessed the goal, so it must have been quite good. That was very powerful.
He was less coordinated, but he always wanted it. Now it appears lot better because we figured out a solution to work around him.
“Curtis and Dom greatly assist there thanks to their adaptability in that approach. Really good, without a doubt.
