Darwin Nunez: Last News

Arsenal have taken a strong squad for their pre-season training camp in Germany, including a host of youngsters.The Gunners are in Germany for a four-day training camp which is being held at Adidas’ HQ in Herzogenaurach. Dubbed the 'Home Ground', the state-of-the-art Adidas campus boasts first-class facilities and will be the club's base for the trip.

Manchester United's pre-season preparations have been dealt a huge blow by reports claiming that Cristiano Ronaldo wants to leave Old Trafford in pursuit of Champions League football.

Premier League assists record for a defender next season.Liverpool's left-back is currently on 49 top-flight assists, with former Everton defender Baines four ahead of him on 53. It's likely Robertson, 28, will overtake him once the 2022/23 campaign gets underway, having currently played 202 less games.The Scot has registered 5, 11, 12, 7 and 10 league assists in his five seasons with Liverpool.

England at Euro 2022 this summer.That is according to Lionesses legend Sue Smith, who believes the young Manchester City forward will be key for Sarina Wiegman's side. Aged just 21, Hemp is the second youngest member of the squad that are attempting to bring home England's first bit of major silverware - men or women's - since 1966.

Juventus are reportedly confident about signing Liverpool ace Roberto Firmino for a bargain fee after Mohamed Salah signed a new deal.The Egyptian King put pen to paper on a new three year contract to end months of transfer speculation. However, the former Chelsea ace's new deal will likely shift the attention onto Firmino, who also has less than a year left on his current contract at Liverpool.With the January arrival of Luis Diaz and the £85million signing of Darwin Nunez, Firmino appears destined for another season as a bit-part player at Anfield.

Liverpool signing Fabio Carvalho hinted he has his eye on becoming the “best player in the world” after completing his £7.7million move to Jurgen Klopp ’s side. The Merseysiders wrapped up a deal for the 19-year-old in May, but he has only just been unveiled by the club.

Mohamed Salah’s decision to sign a new contract at Liverpool will come as a relief to Jurgen Klopp, who can now formalise his plans for his starting XI in pre-season. The Egyptian put an end to months of speculation about his future at Anfield after agreeing a new three-year deal will keep him at Anfield until June 2025.

transfer window is now well and truly underway with 19 of the 20 Premier League sides already having dipped their toes in the market.So far, Liverpool has been the most active side in the division with six bits of business done already, two people walking in the door at Anfield and four out. Arsenal has been the second most active with five transfers and dusted.

Tottenham and England ace Peter Crouch believes the likes of Steven Gerrard and John Terry may have been afforded similar powers to Kylian Mbappe, during their time at Liverpool and Chelsea respectively.A year of constant speculation linking Mbappe to Real Madrid spectacularly came to a close when the French World Cup winner announced that he would sign a new three-year contract at the Parc des Princes. The new deal is understood to have included a signing bonus believed to be worth around £86million, as well as a £43m yearly salary.But if these eye watering sums were not enough, various reports claimed the 23-year-old could also be granted a meaningful say in decisions, from management to potential signings.

Liverpool and Manchester City have both added top talents to their squad this summer with the arrivals of Darwin Nunez at Anfield and Erling Haaland at the Etihad.The two clubs were already considered two of the best teams in Europe before these big-money signings, with both teams pushing each other to be better season after season. Jurgen Klopp's side finished just a single point behind City in the Premier League last season as the two sides battled it out for the league title until the final day, with Pep Guardiola's side just pipping the Reds.Liverpool missed out on a famous quadruple by a single goal and single point in the 2021/22 season, but did win both domestic cups, meaning Klopp has now won every club trophy available during his time on Merseyside.

Manchester United were attentively chasing Darwin Nunez before Liverpool snatched him from their grasp.

Chelsea, Todd Boehly is weighing up his first significant move in the role by approaching Manchester United’s Cristiano Ronaldo. Ever since the Portugal captain returned to the Premier League, Ronaldo has been at the heart of conversations at Old Trafford and within the wider football community.

Daniel Levy brought Conte in and the Italian has already had a great impact on his new side. This summer transfer window is arguably the biggest in years, with it being a key chance for the Lilywhites to strengthen their squad, ahead of their first pre-season under the 52-year-old. The Lilywhites have already begun their business, with three deals already completed.

Former Manchester United assistant Rene Meulensteen admits he’s worried by the lack of transfers so far at Old Trafford.

When Pep Guardiola began his managerial career at the highest level in 2008, he showcased a very obvious tactical preference. Simply put, his attacking players in wide areas had to be fast.

Manchester United to his signature. Klopp fell in love with the striker as he was preparing to face Benfica in the last eight of the Champions League as the Reds coaching staff analysed their opponents.

West Ham United were reportedly very close to signing Darwin Nunez for a cut-price fee in January before Liverpool's club-record switch this summer.The free-scoring Uruguayan, 22, was unveiled as the Reds' latest acquisition on Tuesday (June 14) after putting pen to paper on a six-year deal. Liverpool are believed to have paid an initial £64million fee to prise him away from Benfica but that figure could reach £85m - eclipsing the current £75m club-record deal for Virgil van Dijk - dependent on a range of bonuses.Upset by Sadio Mane's impending exit to Bayern Munich, the Merseysiders moved quickly to replace their Senegalese star in the biggest move of the summer window so far.

Manchester United's hopes of beating Liverpool to a deal for Darwin Nunez earlier this year were unexpectedly and bizarrely dashed - after Benfica president Rui Costa postponed a transfer meeting due to food poisoning.United were one of a host of top European clubs who were mulling over a mega-money move for Nunez, who struck an incredible 26 league goals in 28 games for the Portuguese giants last year. But it was Liverpool who beat their Premier League rivals to a deal for the 22-year-old who put pen-to-paper at Anfield last week.Almost a week on from Nunez's £85million switch to the Reds, fresh details have emerged about the deal - including how United's hopes of stealing a march in the race for the Uruguayan hotshot were dented by an unusual excuse.According to The Athletic, the United hierarchy were set to hold talks with Costa before Nunez bagged goals in both legs of Benfica's Champions League quarter-final clash with Liverpool.

Liverpool signing Calvin Ramsay has opened up about joining the club.The Premier League giants announced that they had completed the signing of the Scotland Under-21 international from Aberdeen, which is subject to international clearance. The right-back, who passed a medical at the AXA Training Centre, spoke about his feelings upon joining the side.“I’m just buzzing and it’s a dream come true really to be here,” Ramsay told the club’s official site.

Erik Ten Hag's plans for Manchester United could crumble if the club fails to sign midfield targets Frenkie de Jong and Christian Eriksen this summer.The new United boss has told the higher-ups at Old Trafford that the midfield duo will be the focal point of the team as they look to return to the top four next season. After Jurrien Timber told his ex-boss he doesn't want to join him in Manchester before the World Cup and Liverpool beat the Red Devils to the signature of highly-rated Uruguayan forward Darwin Nunez it's becoming clear that the Dutch manager's plans aren't exactly coming together.

Premier League spent a combined £75million - Liverpool surpassed that total with Darwin Nunez alone. But even more eye-opening deals saw Rivaldo swap Brazil for Deportivo La Coruna for £5.4million.