Extremely immediate, fast areas of strength for and" Virgil van Dijk names Liverpool player who has intrigued him
Liverpool protector Virgil van Dijk accepts new marking Darwin Nunez could be a decent getting paperwork done for the Reds. He shared the issues he caused them last season in the Champions League and expectations he succeeds at Anfield.
The Merseysiders marked Nunez from Benfica recently for a club-record £85 million, including additional items. While he has highlighted in both their matches in pre-season, he is yet to track down the rear of the net.
Notwithstanding, van Dijk isn't irritated by this, as he told The Athletic (by means of Sport Bible):
"We perceived how great Darwin is the point at which we played against Benfica last season. He's an exceptionally capable striker-one for the present and furthermore one for what's in store. I simply recall in the away leg, he attempted to target Ibou (Ibrahima Konate) a smidgen more than me!"
The Dutchman conceded his mistake at Sadio Mane passing on the club to join Bayern Munich however trusts Nunez will in all actuality do well as his substitution.
The 31-year-old said:
"He got along admirably. He led to a great deal of issues for us collectively. Extremely immediate, fast areas of strength for and. I was miserable that Sadio (Mane) left us (for Bayern Munich), yet we realized it was coming."
He added:
"He felt that the time had come to continue on and get another test. We as a whole regarded that. The club responded by getting Darwin in. Ideally, he will have a phenomenal vocation at Liverpool."
Nunez scored two times against Liverpool in the quarter-finals of the Champions League last season, which the Premier League side won 6-4 on total. He scored 34 objectives altogether in 41 appearances in all contests for Benfica last season.
"I'm not stressed by any stretch of the imagination" - Jurgen Klopp on Liverpool's newcomer
Reds director Jurgen Klopp likewise shared his trust in Nunez after a somewhat frustrating several exhibitions in the pre-season.
He said:
"I'm not stressed by any means (about Nunez). The overall judgment is 0.0 percent fascinating. We as a whole know it's a joke, or a game for certain individuals to select a few circumstances where a player is struggling."
The German added:
"The main truly significant thing, above all else, is the way I judge what is going on for the player. I was unable to be more quiet about it. I'm totally persuaded about his true capacity."
Nunez will expect to get on the scoresheet to crush the analysis when Liverpool face RB Leipzig in their next agreeable on Thursday, July 21
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