Prior to Darwin Nunez’s arrival at Liverpool last summer, Luis Suarez was one of the club’s first Uruguayan internationals to play.

Darwin Nunez, a star for Liverpool, admitted with emotion that he looked up to legendary Uruguayan forward Luis Suarez.

When he completed his transfer from SL Benfica in the summer of 2022, he followed El Pistolero’s example. Before moving to Barcelona, Suarez had a productive time at Anfield, scoring 82 goals in 133 games. In 283 appearances, he scored 195 goals during his time in Catalonia, where he formed a formidable partnership with Lionel Messi and Neymar.

Nunez’s first season on Merseyside was unpredictable; following a confrontation with Crystal Palace’s Joachim Andersen, he received a straight red card in his debut match at Anfield. With 15 goals in his debut Premier League season, the 23-year-old proved to be a difficult opponent for the Reds.

When he moved to Anfield, Suarez offered his support, having played alongside the former Benfica talisman at Uruguay.

Nunez had to shoot through various obstacles in a YouTube video with Shoot for Love. The striker, who was acquired by Kenny Dalglish in 2012, was featured in another clip that the two hosts discussed with him at the conclusion of the video.

The current Reds forward mentioned that he witnessed Suarez’s attempt, in which he curled the ball into a basketball hoop from a distance. Nunez stated, “I have previously seen the Luis Suarez video. As he talks about the legendary striker, he says, “My friend, Luis is an idol for me.

This week, concerning news about his idol made headlines. The 36-year-old is currently working for Gremio in Brazil, and he has demonstrated that he hasn’t lost any of his skills by leading them to success in South America.

According to rumors, he is thinking about quitting football because of a persistent knee problem he developed while playing for Gremio.

According to rumors in Brazil, Suarez is debating making his official retirement announcement because of a persistent problem plaguing him in Porto Alegre. The former Liverpool striker is getting ready to end his illustrious career at the age of 36, according to GZH Esportes, who claims that he has already informed Gremio’s management of his decision.

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Man United’s rejected offer for Mason Mount show why Liverpool withdrew

Liverpool are no longer chasing Chelsea midfielder Mason Mount, and the offers Manchester United have rejected so far show why he retired.

Earlier this summer, it looked likely that Mount Stamford would swap Bridge for Anfield as part of Jurgen Klopp’s midfield rebuild.

With the 24-year-old in the final year of his contract and Chelsea reluctant to offer him the extension he sought, Liverpool were ready to follow up on their long-standing interest.

Also at the end of May, he was presented as Mount’s most realistic option, until terms could be agreed with Man United.

As with Jude Bellingham, the Reds were quickly taken out of the picture as those within the club felt a deal was too costly to justify. However, United continued their efforts to sign the Englishman and this week Chelsea’s second offer was rejected.

According to widespread reports on Wednesday, including from Sky Sports, Chelsea have turned down a new offer worth up to £50m.

That package was a guaranteed £45m package with £5m in add-ons which, like United’s earlier offer of £40m, was “rejected immediately”.

The Athletic report says Chelsea United have presented terms which they have deemed acceptable, with the London club asking for £60m upfront and £5m in add-ons.

Despite this, it is claimed a deal is ‘closer’, although Sky Sports added that United ‘have their eyes set on a valuation they are unlikely to go beyond’.

When Liverpool waived Bellingham, they clearly decided to spread their funds across multiple midfielders which has paid off so far.

A deal for Alexis Mac Allister was valued at just £35million, with no further payments to be made at Brighton, according to This Is Anfield reports. Meanwhile, the latest reports from Nice suggest French midfielder Khephren Thuram – likely to sign up next – will be available for a similar fee.

Borussia Monchengladbach’s Manu Kone is priced in the same region, with Liverpool expected to bring in two more to join Mac Allister.

While Mount would be a great signing and help solve the local problem developing on Klopp’s side, he would also come with higher salary demands.

With Chelsea having already rejected a £50m offer and instead seeking £65m, that, plus Mount’s likely earnings of £200,000 a week, could see a deal worth at least £117m in five years.