The curious celebration of Darwin Nunez in FA Cup that is giving much to talk about

As is well known, Darwin Nunez is one of the most energetic and euphoric elements of the entire squad led by Jürgen Klopp, having during his stay unique images that capture the feeling of the Uruguayan, being no different this weekend in which they left out Arsenal in the third round of the FA Cup.

Although Nunez's performance throughout the match was discreet, this player during the celebration of his team's first goal gave a lot to talk about, and in that typical crowd of players shouting the goal, a fan jumped onto the field to celebrate with his team, being quickly identified by a Darwin Nunez who, instead of pushing him away from the group, decided to continue celebrating, but giving him several pats on the head.

Although the images show Nunez slapping the fan on the head as excessive, in reality this action was part of a wild celebration that sought nothing more than to reflect the player's happiness at that moment, joining Ibrahima Konate in this action by also giving a couple of blows without much force to the fan who was hugging Lucho Diaz and Alexander Arnold at that moment.

This situation did not cause any negative comments among the people who were on social networks, and there were even laughs and jokes about this unusual situation that usually happens during goal celebrations, and it was not surprising to see such a unique goal shout after the Reds had found the solution to the duel in the final stretch of the match.

Nunez must now win the crowd over with his soccer

It is incredible to see that the fans have connected so spectacularly with the feeling that Nunez expresses for the team whenever he can, but even if the Uruguayan is for many the representative of a fan on the pitch, the demands regarding his numbers in the team are still latent, hoping that the absence of Salah will allow him to find once and for all his true role in the team, with certain indications that his best work will be done outside the opponent's area.