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Fabrizio Romano, in a question-and-answer session on social media, made a comment that has ignited fresh speculation about a Liverpool player’s future, as his blunt response strongly suggested a summer exit.

Liverpool is heading into a crucial summer transfer window, with significant changes expected to reshape the squad.

After a season marked by more ups than downs, Arne Slot will need to make some tough decisions.

The upcoming months will be vital, as Slot looks to balance new signings with potential departures to strengthen the squad where it counts.

In the midst of all this, some players, based on recent performances and the club’s long-term goals, have found themselves under scrutiny.

The competition for places in the starting lineup has been fierce, and some members of the squad could face uncertain futures.

One of the most talked-about situations came to light recently during a Q&A session by transfer expert Fabrizio Romano.

When asked where Darwin Nunez would play next season, Romano’s response was blunt, “Not at Liverpool.”

Romano’s short but direct answer suggests that the Uruguayan forward’s time at Liverpool could be coming to an end.

Nunez, who was brought in for a hefty sum, hasn’t quite lived up to the expectations that followed his arrival.

His performances have been inconsistent, and Slot has often preferred to use him as a substitute rather than a starter.

Adding fuel to the fire, Nunez himself reportedly deleted a post on X (formerly Twitter) earlier today, which many fans believe was tied to his uncertain future at the club.

It’s clear that something is brewing behind the scenes, and it looks like a summer departure is more likely than not.

For Liverpool supporters, this development might not come as a huge surprise.

With the club looking to strengthen its attacking options, it seems increasingly likely that Nunez will be one of the casualties of the summer reshuffle.

“Not at Liverpool” might just be the final confirmation of a move that many expected but are now beginning to face head-on.

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