Never change, Twitter
Darwin Núñez, it turns out, is not very good at all. Ignore the 34 goals he scored last season; the £85m transfer fee Liverpool paid to Benfica a few weeks ago was, clearly, an enormous waste of money.
How do we know this? Well, because we’ve just watched a 20-second video doing the rounds on Twitter, that’s how.
The Uruguayan striker is settling into life with his new club on their preseason tour in Thailand.
The short video of him appearing to struggle in training, which has been edited, is conclusive proof that he is, in fact, rubbish and destined for failure.
In the footage, Núñez can be seen firing a close-range effort over the bar, ballooning a free-kick into Cambodia and failing to pluck an overhit cross down from the sky. Finished. A fraud. You name it, someone on Twitter is probably saying it.
https://twitter.com/SxrgioSZN/status/1546568583060328456
We are, of course, not being serious, but some of those sharing the video on Twitter seem to be reading a bit too deeply into it.
This the 100m player we paid for? pic.twitter.com/79qYbqUCdN
— ً (@lfcwim) July 11, 2022
https://twitter.com/spursrealson/status/1546598291491721219
Klopps definitely checking if he’s still go the receipt https://t.co/UIxODwFvcA
— Gaskell (@TomGaskell_) July 11, 2022
Núñez missed part of Liverpool’s latest training session with a foot injury but this is not thought to be too serious. He may feature in the friendly with Manchester United on Tuesday afternoon, giving Liverpool supporters their first glimpse of him in action for the club.
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- Benfica agree £85m deal with Liverpool for Darwin Núñez
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