Darwin Nunez: Last News

READ MORE: Darwin Nunez is to blame for Mo Salah's slow start to season, says ex-Liverpool starWith Kwarteng lasting just 38 days in office, Daily Star Sport examine six football managers who were somehow gone in even quicker time...Replacing Jose Mourinho at Porto following their historic Champions League victory in 2004, Luigi Delneri had transformed Chievo from Serie B strugglers to a settled Serie A side before his appointment at Estadio do Dragao.HAVE YOUR SAY! Which current Premier League manager would make the best Chancellor? Let us know in the comments section.Chievo were promoted to the top flight for the first time in their existence under Delneri's tenure and also qualified for the UEFA Cup in their debut campaign.However, the Italian failed to take charge of a single Porto game and was sacked before the season started due to reports he continuously turned up late for training sessions.Manchester United legend Paul Scholes enjoyed a brief spell at Oldham in 2019 in his only permanent managerial role to date. Opening up on his 31-day reign with old team-mate Gary Neville, Scholes revealed he just wanted to "give it [management] a go.""I love Oldham, I just wanted to give it a go and see what happened.

If there was ever a time for Motherwell to capitalise on Rangers' poor form, they couldn't have asked for a chance than now.

Liverpool star Fabio Carvalho is confident that his team can get a result against Manchester City at the weekend following their 7-1 victory away at Rangers on Wednesday.

Liverpool ran riot at Ibrox on Wednesday evening to hand Rangers their biggest ever defeat at Ibrox with Mohamed Salah scoring the fastest hat-trick in Champions League history. Jurgen Klopp's men came from behind to register one of the best 45 minute performances in the history of the competition - matching Rangers' biggest ever defeat of 6-0 which came away to Real Madrid in 1963.Taking a look at the statistics from the second-half alone, Liverpool scored six times from a total of 12 shots - eight of which were on target. READ MORE: Mohamed Salah bags six-minute hat-trick - and 'is back just in time for Man City' On the flip side, Rangers failed to have a shot at goal other than a single blocked effort despite having 46% of the possession against Klopp's resurgent side.Liverpool fans might well have expected the worst after conceding having gone into the fixture on the back of a Premier League defeat against Arsenal that left them 14 points from top spot.With James Tavernier robbing Fabio Carvalho of possession, Scott Arfield took the ball and slotted past Alisson after 17 minutes to the delight of Giovanni van Bronckhorst - but it was level just seven minutes later. Have Liverpool got their season back on track? Give us your thoughts in the comments section below. With Roberto Firmino's brace cancelling out Arfield's opener, Darwin Nunez and Harvey Elliott also scored either side of Salah's six-minute treble.Salah has also now scored the most Champions League goals for an English club in the competition, surpassing the 36 managed by both Didier Drogba for Chelsea and Sergio Aguero for Manchester City.The result has given Liverpool fans a huge confidence boost ahead of their Premier League visit of Manchester City on

Rio Ferdinand has been met with the wrath of Liverpool supports after footage showed him wildly celebrating Rangers' opening goal in their 7-1 defeat. Liverpool fans have had the last laugh to say the very least after the Manchester United legend's celebrations which equaled that of Rangers icon Ally McCoist.

Inspired Liverpool heroes Roberto Firmino and Mo Salah produced a one-two combo to leave Rangers out for the count during a 7-1 Champions League mauling.

obliterated Rangers 7-1 on Wednesday night.Liverpool got off to the worst possible start when Rangers scored the game's opening goal just 17 minutes in. And Scott Arfield's strike was the Ibrox side's first goal in the European competition in 12 years - a record that Liverpool wouldn't have wanted to help break.But the Reds quickly turned the game on its head with a Roberto Firmino double, followed by strike from under-fire striker Darwin Nunez.

Arsenal and Liverpool are both being investigated by the FA following a melee during their Premier League clash on Sunday. There was an angry confrontation between the players during the match, which was one of the best games of the season so far.

in their defeat to Arsenal on Sunday after boss Jurgen Klopp revealed Luis Diaz and Trent Alexander-Arnold will be out injured for the foreseeable future. The Reds lost 3-2 to the Gunners in a fiercely contested Premier League game, making a title charge virtually impossible as they sit 14 points off the top of the table.

Liverpool currently find themselves closer to the relegation zone than they do to the top four after their defeat against Arsenal.The Reds started the season with ambitions of challenging Manchester City at the top of the Premier League. But those expectations might have to be revised after a beginning to the campaign which has seen Jurgen Klopp's side pick up 10 points from eight matches.

Jurgen Klopp signed him on Sunday as Liverpool went back to basics to score against Arsenal.The Uruguayan striker grabbed his second Premier League against Arsenal as he pulled his side level by finishing off a swift and simple Liverpool attack. Nunez has struggled for form since arriving from Benfica for £67.5million in the summer, starting just four times and no scoring since the opening weekend of the season before his latest strike.However, he silenced his critics 34 minutes into Sunday's match with his movement creating space for Luis Diaz to latch onto a long ball from Trent Alexander-Arnold.READ MORE: Gabriel Jesus left with bloody nose but plays on following accidental collisionNunez then peeled off to find space in the middle as Diaz advanced down the right-hand side before playing in a low cross for his team-mate, who slid in to prod the ball past a helpless Aaron Ramsdale.The goal was just his third for the Reds, with Nunez having scored in the Community Shield and on the opening weekend against Fulham.However, a straight red card against Crystal Palace on his home debut saw Nunez miss three league matches through suspension before he returned to the side.How many goals will Darwin Nunez score for Liverpool this season? Let us know in the comments section below.He had scored a staggering 34 goals in 41 appearances across all competitions for Benfica last season, which saw him win the Liga Portugal golden boot.The 23-year-old has been the subject of intense criticism in recent months due to his slow start at Anfield, with fans and pundits constantly commenting on his performances.His relationship with Klopp has also been difficult due to the language barrier between the pair.

and were both tipped for big things in the division. Liverpool splashed £85m on Nunez who was brought in to replace Sadio Mane after his move to Bayern Munich.But Nunez has had a horror start to his Liverpool career with critics writing him off as the worst buy of the season thus far.

Impressed Jurgen Klopp is convinced his call to go with four forwards caught ragged Rangers cold during Liverpool's dominant win at Anfield.

Gutted Giovanni van Bronckhorst admitted the gulf in quality was obvious as his Rangers side slumped to a third Champions League defeat on the spin against Liverpool to leaven them without a point or a goal in Group A.

Liverpool bounced back from their disappointing weekend draw with Brighton by securing a comfortable 2-0 win against Rangers.They instantly started the Champions League group stage clash on the front foot and were rewarded after Darwin Nunez was brought down outside of the Rangers box. Trent Alexander-Arnold curled in the free-kick beautifully to take the lead, while Mohamed Salah netted a penalty after half-time.Despite the best efforts of an impressive Allan McGregor in goal, Jurgen Klopp's tactics ensured his side came away with three crucial points.

Liverpool fans are split over Darwin Nunez after his latest bout of indiscipline. Nunez captured the headlines on his Anfield debut against Crystal Palace in August by getting sent off.

Charlie Nicholas is giving Rangers a chance at Anfield, as long as they can blunt Liverpool's razor sharp attack.

Virgil van Dijk and Darwin Nunez are among those to be complemented for their appearance in viral pictures which shows what they would look like with a full face of makeup and salon-style hair. A mocked up image that includes Harry Maguire, Cristiano Ronaldo, Erling Haaland, Son Heung-min and Raheem Sterling has also led to praise for Gabriel Jesus.

Micah Richards has claimed that comparisons between Liverpool's Darwin Nunez and Manchester City's Erling Haaland were never going to be realistic.

Jurgen Klopp was spotted taking the mickey out of Konstantinos Tsimikas' new hairdo when the Greece international returned to Liverpool training this week. After turning up sporting a brand new man-bun, Tsimikas immediately drew comparisons to team-mate Darwin Nunez, who has been rocking the hairstyle since 2021.In a video taken from inside Liverpool's Melwood training complex, Klopp is heard offering Tsimikas money to cut his man-bun off before joking that he thought "Darwin had shrunk" when he first saw him.READ MORE: Fans think Liverpool's Darwin Nunez is 'biggest scam in football' after training clipTsimikas appeared to take the barb in good spirits and was seen walking past his manager with a smile on his face, which is just as well as Liverpool fans on social media didn't have an awful lot of sympathy for the 26-year-old."Classic Klopp, he's the funniest manager alive," one fan tweeted."Totally agree with Klopp haha cut that little bob off his head.

Benfica striker Goncalo Ramos - who has been linked with Manchester United in recent weeks - has detailed what it takes to be a modern day forward, delivering an explanation that will be music to the ears of Erik ten Hag.