Amidst Erling Haaland’s claim, Darwin Núñez’s ruling is handed down, and Bernardo Silva makes Liverpool admission

Current news from Liverpool: A Man City player gave Liverpool credit for their performance on Saturday, while a legend of the team questions Darwin Núñez’s potential.

Following a 1-1 draw with Manchester City, Liverpool will now focus on LASK as they get ready for the Europa League. This is your summary of the most recent Liverpool news.

Midfielder Bernardo Silva of Manchester City acknowledges that Liverpool are back.

Bernardo Silva expressed his opinion that Liverpool would be competitive again this season as Manchester City attempts to win its fourth championship in a row. “We know that no one has ever won four in a row and we are fighting for the fourth, knowing that the teams we are playing against this season have improved a lot from last season,” he remarked following the 1-1 draw at Etihad Stadium, as reported by the Mirror.

“Liverpool is back, Tottenham has had a great start to the season, and Arsenal is back.” Although it will be an extremely difficult task, our goal is to make history by being the first team to win four straight games.

There were many reasons to celebrate the point earned, as the match was considerably closer than the previous time around when Manchester City beat Jürgen Klopp’s team 4-1 in April. Furthermore, given the terrible performance of the previous season, it is comforting to hear from a player from Liverpool’s fiercest competitive foe of the Klopp era—even though Liverpool didn’t need to be told.

Robbie Fowler doubts Darwin Núñez’s ability to turn into the “final article.”

Robbie Fowler, a legendary striker for Liverpool, isn’t quite sold on Darwin Núñez. He wrote the following in a Mirror column: “How long do you give him? Even though he has been at Anfield for nearly 18 months, we are still discussing his potential and his “exciting rawness.” However, you can’t remain raw for the duration of your career, can you?

He further illustrated his thesis by drawing a parallel between Erling Haaland and Núñez’s ages, suggesting that the Norwegian should be given more wiggle room for being ‘raw’. He continued, saying: “Could you please tell me how old the two are different? Allow me to explain. The Reds forward is one year older than Haaland. Therefore, if anyone deserves a pass for being unpolished, it’s him.

“As Gary Neville stated, I sincerely hope that Klopp can turn Nunez’s rawness into something exceptional that helps Liverpool win the championship. However, I’m not yet certain it will occur.”

Liverpool.com statement; from one of Liverpool’s all-time greatest forwards is intriguing because, of course, age plays a significant role in a striker’s actual potential. as much. Nonetheless, we believe it’s critical to take into account the amount of experience both players have had in Europe’s best divisions.

Before moving to Manchester City, Haaland spent three seasons in the Bundesliga with Borussia Dortmund, and Núñez spent his first season in one of the top leagues in Europe with Liverpool. In that regard, while being one year older than Haaland, the Uruguayan is three seasons behind him in high-level experience.

It’s also important to note that he has improved significantly in his second season on Merseyside, scoring 12 goals in 18 games over 959 minutes of play, or one goal per 79 minutes. Considering how well Núñez has been playing this season overall, it seems cruel to be wondering if he deserves more time.