Darwin Nunez is making a huge turnaround from his first season at Anfield, and the Charrúa is proving to be exceptional, leaving those who doubted his goalscoring prowess with their mouths shut. Nunez is now the first-choice centre-forward for both Anfield and the Uruguay national team and after every game he makes it clear that he is a world-class player.
The international break has helped Nunez continue to show that he is at a great level, as Nunez was a key factor in Uruguay's away win over Argentina at the Bombonera, and it all started with a steal from Lionel Messi outside the six yard box, and after a pass from Nicolas de la Cruz to Nunez, leaving Nunez alone against Emiliano Martinez who despite making a great save, Nunez showed great class and after a feint, kicked the ball in to score a fantastic goal.
For what it brings, he made a fool of Argentina's best players, both Messi and Dibu Martinez. With this fabulous goal, Nunez has made a great level during the last three qualifiers with Uruguay, where he has scored against Colombia scored a goal, against Brazil scored a goal and an assist, with which Uruguay is already second place in the qualifiers.
Undoubtedly Nunez is a very important factor for both Liverpool and Uruguay, and this seems to be the beginning, so Darwin will continue at a high level and this is of great benefit for both his national team and for the Reds, and is that Nunez has a lot of sacrifice in the team, as it is not static waiting for the ball and know how to move to press the opponent and ask for the ball.
Man U is going through a big crisis and its players do not seem to improve, and while Darwin Núñez keeps scoring goals and providing assists to his teammates, while Man U's strikers have not had great participations and their numbers are laughable, Núñez has four goals and four assists in Premier League, he also has two goals and two assists in Europa League, so the charrúa is better than all Man U's strikers.
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