Darwin Nunez came “very close” to leave Liverpool in January transfer A window after submitting two formal offers for his services, a report was claimed.
Al Nassr was looking for reinforcements in January to appease Cristiano Ronaldo, and finally settled on Jhon Duran by Aston Villa. However, this persecution only came after Liverpool rejected the progress of the Saudi side late in the transfer window.
Accordingly Fabrizio RomanoLiverpool’s refusal to sell Nunez was not due to the associated finances, but at fear of finding a replacement if the transmission period came closer.
Al Nassr’s last offer for Nunez was worth more than £ 62 million, near Liverpool’s offer price for the Uruguay International, and the Saudi outfit was confident to conclude an agreement on personal conditions with Nunez.
However, Liverpool decided that they did not want to go to the winter transfer market to replace Nunez. Most of their preferred goals were either not available or were drastically overvalued due to the time in the window.
The decision was made to keep about Nunez, the manager Arne Slot admits that he had found a place in his tactical setup this season.
The Club plans to re -evaluate Nunez ‘future in summer and could the £ 85 -MIO. -Redeem -pound for the right price, although a buyer is at the table at the table after al Nasr separated with over 64 million pounds for signing Duran.