FSG must cash in on Liverpool ace, he earns more than Diaz

His team’s choice this season is a bit strict with Arne Slot, releasing a well-tested core to his Liverpool side, which has received a lot of rewards in Fair Zone.

This means that, for example, as Liverpool moves towards Premier League titles, some teams – Joe Gomez, Xavi Elliott, Watru Endo and Federico Chiesa are all fighting regularly to prepare for this month’s Carabao Cup final against Newcastle United and to knockout for the Champions League knockout round.

But there is another man who struggles to earn regular start minutes, and Darwin Nunez is unforgivable and cheated as he enters Anfield’s third season with a club record-signed badge.

The end of Nunez road

The initial £64 million fee received from SL Benfica in July 2022 was £64 million, with club and individual-related bonuses lowering that figure to £85 million.

Nunez entered his third season but failed to convince him of his quality, with only seven matches in the Premier League and six scored in a total of 36 matches.

According to Sofascore, he has missed 51 big chances since his first entry into the Premier League, scoring 24 goals in that time frame. That’s not good enough, and in the last third, Mohamed Salah isn’t that breathtaking, Nunez’s struggle may be sharper.

But, strangely, Nunez’s end has reached its best of the year statistically, with four goals scoring on England’s highest flights and only four big chances.

Even though he hasn’t missed so many opportunities this season, Nunez’s actual effectiveness, his element of chaos has been reduced, and he has barely fought for a team that has fought for multiple prizes.

Saudi Arabian clothing Al-Nassr was interested in Uruguay International in January, but Liverpool eventually made him on the books, keeping his title underdeveloped.

But, as Fabrizio Romano said above, this could change this summer, as Slot wants to put its own external stamps on the team. Nunez may be closed.

He may not be the only one.

FSG must also sell the Liverpool star

Jurgen Klopp’s summer reconstruction in 2023 has earned Liverpool the success they are currently enjoying.

Three transfer windows were passed through the minimum first-team investment. It’s time for the Reds to strengthen the slots and make sure they can enjoy many challenging seasons.

With reports that sporting director Richard Hughes may have compiled a series of left-back rosters after reports that Liverpool is preparing to sign in the region, Kostas Tsimikas may be approaching the final stage of his Liverpool career.

Andy Robertson is the club’s top choice and has been working at Liverpool for nearly eight years. The 30-year-old Scots hasn’t performed best this season, but can still play a big role in the coming years – he just needs to play some young games with the jockey before he finally handed over the baton.

Well, Liverpool are interested in Goofy Bournemouth star Milos Kerkez and others, which may end the Tsimikas time, as the Reds don’t need three left-side defenders.

In 2020, Tsimikas joined Liverpool from Olympiakos for a value of £12m, and since then he played 110 fixtures and scored 18 assists along the way. However, as shown below, he never managed to determine the starting berth of the Premier League.

Even if Robertson pleased the deception this season, Tsimikas didn’t convince his new boss. According to Sofascore, the 28-year-old enjoyed one of his strongest defensive sports, winning 68% duels in 13 games, although he averaged 0.2 dribbling and 1.4 ball recovery per game.

Frankly, the defender has his limitations. In a sense, he is a lesser version of Prime Minister Robertson, who has worked well in maintaining fluency for years, but now is the time to make a change.

Tsimikas, a popular member of the Liverpool squad, moved forward firmly and effectively, providing a pleasant cross that made him an architect for some big moments – namely, whipping Virgil Van Dijk’s Carabao Cup Trophy last season in the last Gasp Corner, which put him in a disadvantage.

However, each dog has its own day, and if Liverpool is going to invest in a new left-back this summer, it may be that Tsimikas are considered to be consuming.

After all, the Greek international brings a healthy salary pack home for £75,000 a week, which means he earns more than ibrahima konate (£70,000 a week) and Luis Diaz and Luis Diaz (£55,000 a week).

Both Konate and Diaz are known to be in top brackets worldwide for their respective positions, which has made an interesting point of view on the needs of FSG.

Liverpool certainly have to consider their options, but in Slot and Co’s priority, Tsimikas will likely be ready to hang himself on an Anfield trip, and he can review it with pride, but one time has come.