Reports indicate Barcelona is interested in signing Darwin Nunez, a striker for Liverpool. Nunez seemed to remove any references to the Premier League team from his Instagram, which sparked the controversy.
According to reports, he has restricted who may comment on his Instagram postings and disabled certain fan accounts on Twitter in reaction to online bullying. The topic of his future became widely discussed as a result.
Additionally, when on a day off from training this week, he was seen in Barcelona. The timing is adding fuel to the flames of speculation since the summer transfer window is quickly approaching.
Meanwhile, Jorge Mendes, the player’s agent, is now reportedly trying to get a deal done. Rumor has it that the Portuguese, who is well-known for his connections in the soccer industry, would love to help facilitate Nunez’s transfer away from Liverpool.
Mendes wants Barcelona to bring out the best in the underperforming star, according to . “Mendes wants him to leave Liverpool. He’s a player he thinks of very highly and has other aspirations for him”, says the report.
This support from the 58-year-old is allegedly a calculated move to put Nunez in a position where he will have a better chance of reaching his full potential.
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How much does Liverpool want for Nunez?
The report further claims that the Reds have established a minimum asking price for any interested teams. Thus, they would be willing to sell the striker if there’s a need for it.
Liverpool seem to be holding their own in negotiations, notwithstanding the circulating talk. Rumor has it that they have valued Nunez at a minimum of $92 million, establishing a hard benchmark for any possible deal.
“Nunez’s value has risen in recent years, and Liverpool will not sell him for less than €85m”, the report adds. This price tag shows that the English…
Author : Martina Alcheva
Publish date : 2024-05-10 21:22:01
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Author : soccernews
Publish date : 2024-05-10 21:36:44
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