Team Talk reports on the potential sale of Darwin Nunez by Liverpool and Manchester United's interest in making a move. Slot has explained issues with Darwin Nunez's performances and Liverpool are fully expected to sell in the summer. Manchester United have been backed to make a move.

Former Manchester United striker Dwight Yorke suggests that Manchester United should consider signing Darwin Nunez from Liverpool to replace Rasmus Hojlund. Nunez is expected to leave Liverpool in the summer after not meeting expectations since his transfer to Anfield in 2022. Yorke believes Nunez has the swagger and physical presence that United needs. If Liverpool decides to offload Nunez to balance their books, Yorke advises United to take a serious look at him.

Liverpool have turned down €70m for Nunez, which suggests that the Reds are perfectly happy to keep hold of him. Although unlikely to happen, Man United are interested in the striker, but it would be a brave move by the Liverpool board to sell to their fiercest rivals.

Manchester United have become a potential destination for Liverpool's underperforming striker Darwin Nunez. The Uruguayan forward has seen a reduction in his playing time at Liverpool, as manager Arne Slot has limited him to only seven starts in the Premier League this season. United consider him a perfect fit for manager Ruben Amorim's system, appreciating his physical strength and pace. Nonetheless, the possibility of Liverpool permitting one of their players to move to a direct competitor remains slim. Historically, player transfers between these two clubs are infrequent, with the last occurrence being Phil Chisnall's move in 1964.