Premier League clubs will be eager to see how Jonathan David gets on when Lille face Liverpool in the Champions League on Tuesday night

Darwin Nunez has yet to unlock his full potential at Liverpool and, with the player being used as an impact sub, Jamie Carragher believes he may soon be sold by the Reds

Liverpool forward Darwin Nunez has pledged to keep working hard after his match-winning performance at Brentford in the Premier League on Saturday. Nunez scored

Didi Hamann wants Liverpool to keep hold of Darwin Nunez this month as he believes his old club could win the Quadruple

In another era, in another kind of football, Darwin Núñez might be the type of unconventional striker who would be a cult hero at a smaller club, but at Liverpool in 2025, when the margins are so tight at the top of the Premier League and every player must earn his place,

Slot then showed a steel of his own in both defending and praising his player, as well as his team’s form. The Liverpool manager first disagreed with the phrasing of questions that portrayed a “disappointing season” for Nunez, insisting it has just been a case of much more competition for places in a team that is top of the league.

Darwin Nunez makes the difference for Liverpool

Darwin Nunez may have revived his season with his heroics for Liverpool against Brentford, but Jamie Carragher doesn't see much of a future for the striker at Anfield.

Liverpool are back in Champions League action on Tuesday looking to keep up their 100% record in the competition against a Lille side who themselves have had an impressive start to the campaign (kick-off 8pm,

Liverpool are set to retain striker, Darwin Nunez, for the remainder of the season after no offers arrived during the January transfer window, though his long-term future still remains uncertain, reveals The Athletic journalist,