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While he harshly criticized Nunez, the Liverpool player that Owen admires

This player is impressing everyone 

By Charles Cornwall

This player is impressing everyone 
This player is impressing everyone 
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Upon his arrival to the Reds, Darwin Núñez was somewhat irregular, despite scoring 14 goals during his first season at Anfield, so criticism abounded of his way of playing, especially from Michael Owen, the former Liverpool star. , had made clear the Uruguayan's defects, since he declared that although he had great potential, he needed to finish polishing certain aspects.

Making Owen's position on Núñez clear, who continues to improve since he still cannot convince Jürgen Klopp to be the team's starting forward since the Dutchman Cody Gakpo wants to have his chance to be the Reds' reference in the attack, starting an internal competition to decide who will be the starter.

However, Owen has also already given his opinion about one of Liverpool's reinforcements this season, since in an interview with ECHO, Michael Delcaro gave great compliments to the Hungarian, although he said that it is still too early to buy him with Steven Gerrard said he is satisfied with what has been demonstrated so far. And he said that "He has great physical shape for a midfielder. He has good size. He hits a ball that makes it crunch. He looks at home in a red shirt immediately", giving high praise to the Hungarian, who has scored two goals in all competitions with the Reds, quickly winning the affection of the fans.

The comparison with Steven Gerrard

Upon his arrival with the Reds, Dominik raised great doubts, since he was not well known in addition to having acquired a number with great weight, the mythical 8 of Steven Gerrard, however in each game he continues to demonstrate his great qualities, however Michael Owen was “He looks like someone who can obviously maintain that position for seasons and years to come. But wait, before we mention Steven Gerrard, let's see him do it for another five years before we can start to approach his achievements.”


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