He won the Ballon d'Or, shone at Liverpool and questions Darwin Núnez's performances

Former Liverpool striker and 2001 Ballon d'Or winner, Michael Owen, has expressed his doubts about the future of Uruguayan striker Darwin Núñez. In a recent interview, the Englishman stated that he believes it is unlikely that Núñez will improve significantly in his performance in the coming years.

Owen, who knows well the pressure of playing for Liverpool, analyzed Núñez's performances and highlighted his qualities, but also pointed out his limitations. "Núñez has incredible attributes, but also gaps in the game. I don't think, at his age now, he's going to necessarily improve significantly. He has incredible attributes, but also gaps in the game," said Owen.

Owen's statement has sparked debate among Liverpool fans. Many agree with the former player's analysis, pointing to Núñez's inconsistency as a problem. Others, however, defend the young striker, arguing that he still needs time to adapt to English football and show his full potential.

What do the experts think?

Football experts also have divergent opinions about Núñez's future. Some believe the Uruguayan has the potential to become one of the best strikers in the world, while others are more skeptical.

Núñez's future at Liverpool

Núñez's future at Liverpool is uncertain. The club invested a large amount of money in the player and hopes he can become one of the pillars of the team. However, the pressure for results and criticism from the fans can affect the Uruguayan's performance.