Evaluation of 70 million euros: Liverpool decides to unload the player “ important ” but only under their terms
Darwin Nunez is expected to leave Liverpool this summer, with sources confirming that the Uruguayan striker is open to a new challenge.
However, despite the interest of several clubs, the holding of Merseyside is firm on its evaluation and does not want to sanction a reduction agreement for the 25 -year -old striker.
Liverpool requests costs of around 70 million euros, an assessment shaped by internal analysis and past transfer, according to Talksport.
The club notably rejected a lucrative offer from Al-Nassr during the January window and used this offer as a reference for this summer negotiations.
Liverpool always evaluates Darwin Nunez highly
In addition, the performance data, in particular the Nunez measures at the start of the matches, strengthened the conviction of Liverpool that there remains a high value asset on the current market.
His 2024/25 campaign saw him finished with 7 goals and 7 assists in all competitions, contributing to Liverpool attack efforts despite the fluctuations of form.
Atletico Madrid has become the most serious European contenders for the signing of Nunez.
The Spanish side seeks to update their first line and to consider to nake as a high ceiling option capable of prospering in the Diego Simeone system.
The Saudi Pro League clubs continue to monitor the situation closely, with Al-Nassr, which has already tried in January, still interested in obtaining a marquee attack name this summer.
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Nunez’s departure could unlock funds for reinforcements, especially in the midfielder and central attacks, but Liverpool is only willing to let Benfica’s former man leave the club in his words and evaluation.
The former manager of Liverpool, Jurgen Klopp, congratulated Nunnez by calling him an incredibly “important” player.
Another player who is linked to Anfield’s distance from this summer is surprisingly the central defender Ibrahima Konate.
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