Liverpool's mistakes in the current Premier League campaign have begun to take names, with German manager Jugern Klopp being blamed for the crisis at Anfield due to his decision making on and off the pitch, as the signing of striker Darwin Nunez is far from being a good buy after the departure of Sadio Mané a few months ago.
According to statements made by the newspaper "El País", some Liverpool directors are unhappy with the signing of Núñez, because the level shown both in training and in matches do not assume that they are in front of a player worth almost 100 million euros, being the excessive price for what has been done so far a total mistake of the German coach to want him in their ranks.
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Liverpool are banned from spending more than 50 million euros on a transfer unless it involves a top player who will be a key to the club's success in winning more trophies, and so far they have made a mistake by paying almost double the permitted limit for the Uruguayan striker.
Nunez got off to a great start in red, scoring in the Community Shield followed by another goal and an assist on his Premier League debut against Fulham, raising expectations for a player who came in as Benfica's leading goalscorer. However, not everything has been easy for the player who is making his first steps in England, as after his sending off against Crystal Palace, the bench has been a recurring feature so far.
The German coach gave Darwin the responsibility of the attack in their game against Everton, failing the Uruguayan to go out uninspired and without a clear idea of the game that ended up sending him back to the bench already on the 80th minute. Against Napoli, Klopp gave him more than half an hour to try to cut the deficit and not end up with a 4-1 defeat, failing in the same way as he had practically no action in the rival area.
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