‘Wild’ deal proposed by Newcastle United to Liverpool flop for £60m as forgotten man contemplates call-up

Newcastle United extended an offer of £60 million. Liverpool’s ‘wild’ deal fails as a neglected man anticipates a call-up After being publicly criticised by Arne Slot following a disastrous mistake against Aston Villa, the Uruguayan international is expected to depart Liverpool this summer.

The 25-year-old, who was initially recruited by Newcastle prior to the acquisition and subsequently joined Liverpool in 2022 for an aggregate sum of £85 million, is anticipated to be sold. Additionally, the striker, who has only scored six goals this season, may be available for a fee of £60 million.

Chronicle Live has discovered that the notion of a trade deal for Alexander Isak and cash has been categorically rejected. It is uncertain whether Nunez would be considered as an alternative in the event that Newcastle qualify for the Champions League and Callum Wilson departs this summer. Nunez has scored 24 goals in 48 Premier League appearances for the Reds; however, it appears that he is no longer necessary.

He is no stranger to scoring at St James’ Park, as evidenced by his late tally in Liverpool’s 2-1 victory. However, he has consistently been unable to locate that particular form.Failure to capitalise on opportunities necessitates competing for the team. I am not denying that he did so; however, it was not the typical Darwin that is adored by the admirers.

This is primarily due to his consistent dedication to his task. Nunez appeared in a cameo role for Liverpool during the 2-0 loss at Anfield, but he was unable to score. Despite the fact that the Magpies were eliminated from the National League Cup by Altrincham this week after losing on penalties, the game was highlighted by a brace from Australia international Kuol.

That brings the youngster’s total to five goals in seven matches, and Eddie Howe was impressed by his performances in the second string. It is uncertain whether he will be eligible for a first-team call-up before the campaign concludes, as he was granted senior game time during the end-of-season tour of Australia last year.

This week, the forward expressed his satisfaction with the consistent game time, which consists of 90 minutes. He also expressed his appreciation for the coaching staff and Diarmuid (O’Carroll). I believe that they have been of great assistance to me, and I am currently experiencing a sense of optimism. “I am consistently delighted to score; however, I am of the opinion that I should have achieved more.”

That is the result of consistently competing and being ambitious, as well as entering each game with confidence. “It is about maintaining a calm and composed demeanour during those moments in front of the goal, when the legs are fatigued.” Newcastle United supporters become extremely detested. Change of fixtures on Monday evening