Saudi Arabian interest in Darwin Nunez and he could very well leave the Reds in the summer transfer window. Nunez also has interest from several European clubs.

Liverpool manager Arne Slot has held talks with Darwin Nunez about improving his performances, with a possible transfer out of the club not ruled out. Liverpool would consider offers in the region of £50-60m to let the Uruguay international go. There is some interest emerging, but it is not clear which clubs could be in for Nunez, and no approach has been made yet.

Liverpool have given the green light to offload Darwin Nunez and are open to accepting offers of £50m-£60m. The transfer insider Rudy Galetti mentioned that Liverpool are open to selling Nunez in 2025, with a summer sale being a distinct possibility. Liverpool believe this price range represents a fair value for a player who hasn't convinced in England yet but still has potential due to his age.

Liverpool are ready to accept offers of £50-60 million for Darwin Nunez. The 25-year-old striker has struggled to find consistent form at Liverpool, scoring only two goals in 15 Premier League appearances this season. This is his third season at the club, and he has not fully settled to life in the Premier League. The club is looking to make a big sale to fund moves for a new centre-back and midfielder.

Transfer insider Rudy Galetti told TEAMtalk that Liverpool are open to selling Darwin Nunez in 2025. Recent links to AC Milan have been quashed as the Serie A side cannot afford the types of sums touted. Nonetheless, Liverpool are open to offloading Nunez in 2025.

Liverpool are prepared to sell Darwin Nunez after his disappointing performances since signing for the club. New Liverpool manager Arne Slot seems ready to let the Uruguay international go.

Liverpool are open to selling Darwin Nunez and have a couple of top-class strikers on their radar to replace him.

According to transfer expert David Lynch, Darwin Nunez is likely to leave Liverpool at the end of the season due to not living up to expectations. Lynch mentioned that it is essentially settled that Nunez will find a new club where he fits better and is more appreciated.

Stephen Warnock suggests Darwin Nunez may leave Liverpool due to his struggles this season and falling down the pecking order. Nunez, a €75m (£64m, $81.4m) striker, has not impressed manager Arne Slot and might move further down once Diogo Jota returns to full fitness.

Speculation has arisen over Darwin Nunez's future at Liverpool, with Jamie Carragher suggesting he may not be at Anfield next season. Liverpool is reportedly considering replacements for him.

Jamie Carragher is beginning to believe Darwin Nunez will NOT be at Anfield next season amid continued poor form and a lack of refinement in his game.

There are claims that Liverpool's patience with Darwin Nunez could be wearing thin, and the Reds have already identified two potential replacements for him.

Football pundit Jamie Carragher suggested on The Overlap that Darwin Nunez might leave Liverpool next year. Carragher expressed doubts about Nunez's future at the club, indicating that he was unsure if Nunez would stay beyond this year and speculated that he might move on. Despite Nunez being a cult hero for his energetic play, his goal-scoring performance has been disappointing, with only two league goals in 11 appearances this season.

During the summer transfer window, there were rumors in the British press about the potential sacrifice of Darwin Núñez if Liverpool pushed to acquire the services of Ollie Watkins.

Uruguay international Darwin Nunez has found himself in the rumour mill this summer. Despite an impressive season, speculation of a move away from Anfield has died down dramatically.

Nunez has also been tentatively tipped to leave Anfield, though it must be said there's been few credible stories to suggest an exit is forthcoming.

Darwin Nunez is expected to play for Liverpool next season, confirmed by the new coach Arne Slot. At the end of last season, there were reports about Nunez being a club failure and the possibility of him leaving the team, but Slot is seriously counting on him.

Liverpool and their new manager have doubts about the future of their Uruguayan striker, Darwin Núñez, despite a satisfactory season (23 goals and 17 assists in 49 matches). According to The Sun, they are looking at other alternatives.

The Uruguay international moved to Anfield for €85 million in 2022, but he has failed to live up to his enormous price tag since joining the Reds. Nunez scored 11 goals in 36 Premier League matches last season, but he failed to score in his final 10 appearances of the campaign and his form was a key reason why they dropped out of the title race.

Darwin Núñez, who is currently with Liverpool, has had a challenging season despite scoring 18 goals and providing 13 assists. He has faced criticism for his performance, particularly his missed opportunities. There are hints of dissatisfaction, as he has deleted all posts on his Instagram account that show him wearing the Liverpool shirt, keeping only those related to the Uruguay national team. Furthermore, he did not applaud during the farewell of Liverpool's coach Jürgen Klopp, which could indicate tension or disagreement. No specific new club is mentioned for Núñez.

Darwin Núñez, former Benfica forward, has moved to Liverpool in 2022. He has faced criticism on social media, which he has chosen to ignore. He has deleted all pictures related to Liverpool from his social media account at the beginning of the month. Despite the criticism, he managed to score 18 goals and 13 assists in all competitions, ending the season as Liverpool's second-highest scorer, only behind Mohamed Salah.

Nunez is a player Liverpool paid the highest amount for an entrance transfer - 85 million euros. However, the Uruguayan's dissatisfaction grew during the season. At one point, he deleted all photos of himself in a Liverpool jersey from Instagram, there were reports that he had clashed with Klopp and that he would leave the club as early as this summer.

Rumors have emerged about the possible transfer of Darwin Nuñez to Barça in the summer. In addition, he has deleted all his photos with the Liverpool shirt from social networks.

Darwin Nunez has fuelled talk of him leaving Liverpool after he deleted every post on his Instagram of him playing for the Reds.

Darwin Nunez has fuelled talk of him leaving Liverpool after he deleted every post on his Instagram of him playing for the Reds.

Uruguayan striker Darwin Nunez, the most expensive incoming transfer in Liverpool's history, shocked the club's fans and left them wondering what he meant by his move. He deleted all photos of himself in Liverpool's jersey from his Instagram profile, leaving only his profile picture.

Darwin Nuñez arrived at Liverpool in 22-23 with the status of a crack. The Anfield team joined their ranks a scorer called to take advantage of all the football. The Uruguayan took a step forward in his career and Klopp's signed a killer to replace Mané and to have a purer 9. However, in the last two months he has only scored two goals. There are rumors from English media that he could leave in the summer. Right now it seems more out than in, since Klopp, his main supporter will leave and has not managed to convince. England speculates with a possible exchange for Raphinha.

Darwin Nunez is the priority of FC Barcelona to replace Robert Lewandowski. He is under contract until 2028 and his salary fits within what the Catalan club can offer. South American sources insist that the idea of playing for the Spanish giants appeals to the player, although he is currently happy at Liverpool. However, the financial difficulties of the Blaugranas make Darwin Nunez almost untransferable.

Darwin Nunez has been an underwhelming signing since arriving at Liverpool and the Reds are now reportedly on the hunt for a replacement. The Uruguay international has scored just once in his last 10 appearances and he has been dropped to the substitutes bench in two of Liverpool’s past three Premier League matches. Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher recently spoke about Nunez’s future and admitted a summer exit could be on the cards.

Darwin Nunez signed for the Reds from Benfica for a fee of €100 million in the summer of 2022. He scored 15 goals in all competitions in his debut campaign and has netted another 18 times this season. However, his tendency to miss golden opportunities has come under criticism. Jamie Carragher believes that a conversation needs to be had at the club regarding Darwin Nunez's future.

Darwin Nunez's performance has been criticized, with comments suggesting that he may not be the player Liverpool needs. There is speculation that Liverpool might transfer him this summer.

Jamie Carragher, a Liverpool legend, believes that Liverpool might transfer Nunez this summer. Carragher has been observing Nunez for two years and does not believe there will be any improvement in him. Carragher suggests that a decision about Nunez should be made during the next transfer window.