Report: Darwin Nunez Unwilling to Leave Liverpool in January
Liverpool’s squad is facing some uncertainty with several key players, including Mohamed Salah, Virgil van Dijk, and Trent Alexander-Arnold, entering the final year of their contracts and yet to agree on new terms. Luis Diaz has also been linked with a move away from the club due to dissatisfaction with his contract extension offer.
Amidst these contract concerns, striker Darwin Nunez’s future at Anfield has also been called into question. The 25-year-old has struggled for form this season under manager Arne Slot, which has resulted in limited playing time. Despite this, Rousing The Kop reports that Nunez has no intention of leaving Liverpool during the January transfer window.
Although the Uruguayan forward has only scored four goals this season—two of them in the Premier League—he remains determined to fight for his place at the club. Nunez has been linked with interest from AC Milan, and while his agents are reportedly pushing for a move, any potential transfer would likely be delayed until the summer.
Despite falling down the pecking order at Liverpool, Nunez is willing to stay and fight for a starting spot. With Liverpool competing for both the Premier League title and Champions League glory, the striker believes his opportunities will come as the season progresses and injuries may provide him with chances to feature more regularly.
While Nunez plans to stay at Liverpool for the time being, his possible departure in the future could prompt the club to make a move for a high-profile striker, with Inter Milan’s Marcus Thuram rumored as a potential target.
