Darwin Nunez’s time at Liverpool could be coming to an end.

The Uruguayan striker, who arrived at Anfield in 2022 for £85 million, has struggled for consistency.

His potential exit is now a major talking point, with Liverpool reportedly looking to move on from their once-prized signing.

Despite flashes of brilliance, Nunez has been frustratingly inconsistent.

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His most recent performances have drawn criticism, particularly after a shocking miss against Aston Villa.

That moment seemed to be the turning point, leading to public comments from incoming Liverpool boss Arne Slot.

Slot made his feelings clear, saying, “I can’t accept if a player doesn’t give everything.”

“That is clear.

That’s why I addressed it.”

He went further, pointing out what Liverpool fans love about Nunez, adding, “If you miss a chance, you need to be fighting for the team.”

“I’m not saying he didn’t do that at all, but it wasn’t the usual Darwin, the one that is loved by the fans.”

“That is mainly because he always works so hard.”

Now, with Liverpool looking to refresh their squad, Nunez has been made available for transfer.

And one Premier League club is already in the conversation.

Darwin Nunez offered to Premier League rivals

According to Chronicle Live, Newcastle United are one of the clubs offered the chance to sign Nunez this summer.

The Magpies, who had previously scouted him before their Saudi-led takeover, could be looking at him again – especially if Callum Wilson departs.

While there were rumors of a swap deal involving Alexander Isak, those have been dismissed.

Instead, Nunez could be available for £60 million.

Whether Newcastle will take the gamble remains to be seen, but with Champions League ambitions, they might see him as a risk worth taking.

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