This is love of the shirt, the player showing off Liverpool in Qatar

Contrary to the bad experiences many players have expressed during their time with Manchester United, things seem to work differently at Liverpool, with several players showing their love for the Merseyside outfit even when they are not currently representing the club, such as Darwin Nunez, who took just a few months to grow fond of Anfield and its surroundings.

While some Liverpool players are currently enjoying a mini-vacation after the temporary suspension of the Premier League, others are already training with their national team for the World Cup in Qatar in a few days, and the Reds' Charrúa striker took advantage of his trip to Arabian lands to take a photo with the Spanish driver Fernando Alonso, making clear Núñez's taste for F1 and his love for the Merseyside team by carrying the club's crest on his mobile phone.

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The F1 is not so far away from the world championships, as the world's premier motor racing category played its last Grand Prix in Abu Dhabi, and the Uruguayan national team striker had time to spend a few moments at the Yas Marina circuit and greet the two-time world champion, Fernando Alonso, framing a great postcard for Darwin to remember, as he was living his first days as a world footballer while playing for Liverpool.

Crossing words with such a winning sportsman as Fernando Alonso will serve as a great motivation for the young Charrúa striker, because beyond the fact that motor sport and football do not share any similarities when it comes to the game, the way in which both sportsmen prepare each season to achieve their goals is similar, Darwin feeding on the rabbits and good wishes of the Spaniard to succeed both in Uruguay and at Liverpool.

Darwin Nuñez showed his love for Liverpool

Although the Alpine driver may have wished the Reds' Charrúa striker every success, the reality is that Alonso will see Núñez as a rival in a few months' time, as the Spaniard is a loyal Real Madrid supporter and will not want the Uruguayan striker to have one of his best days in the UEFA Champions League match between the Reds and Real Madrid.