Darwin Nunez admitted that “he does not do what he should” in Liverpool, but hopes he will forget his troubles in Anfield while in international duties.
Nunez will spend the next week with Uruguay, as they face two important qualifying for the World Cup against Argentina and Bolivia World Championships.
Former Benfice man will enjoy the opportunity to connect with his country after a poor magic on Merseyside, who saw him miss the penalty in winning the champions of the Paris Champions League, while he was ineffective after getting off the bench Sunday’s final EFL Cup loss from Newcastle.
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The ball just doesn’t want to get in – Nunez
Nunez said El Pais: “I know I don’t do what I should. The ball just doesn’t want to get in.
“It’s hard because when you are doing well, like when I came against PSG [setting up Harvey Elliott for the winner at the Parc des Princes]Your confidence changes, with the idea that you can break it in the next match. But then you get a fall.
“I just want to forget what’s going on there and, besides, the player has nothing more beautiful to wear your country’s shirt.”
The 25-year-old criticized Reds Arne chief for her work and contributed only to seven goals despite Liverpool by cruising the title of the Premier League.
Nunez eager for staying in Liverpool
His pattern led to speculation that Nunez could allow him to leave Liverpool in the summer, but the ranked striker is determined to collapse and prove his value.
He added, “These are the moments that goes through in football. I am not someone who throws a towel because it is not played, but I will continue to work so I can play.”
Pattern Salah illuminated Nunez – Kuyt
Former Liverpool striker Dirk Kuyt says that Mohamed Salah’s features, who achieved 32 times in all competitions this season, that Nunez’s sum looked worse.
The Dutchman, who will appear on Sunday for Leverpool’s legend against Chelsea at Anfield, told and sports: “You always have to be in the best row to stay in Liverpool and every player must perform from day, and you know that if you do not perform, the other player will be ready to fill your place.
“If you know the groove for Arne every day, they will try to push Darwin to get the best out of him, so he will never stop doing it, and then the player decides to play or not, because they will have to perform.
“When you have a teammate like Mo Salaha or in my time Fernando Torres, these guys make goalkeepers so simple, all fans want you to score so many goals too.
“Darwin is pushed very much, sometimes he manages well, and sometimes he does not score goals he himself wanted, and that makes it difficult because the pressure is so big.”
