Darwin Nunez might not play the World Cup

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Due to an injury concern, Darwin Nunez was forced to briefly miss Uruguay's training session, given the skill Uruguay has at its disposal, Nunez is not a lock to start, but he is an essential attacking tool. He will be aiming to get over an ankle injury because he is vying with national icons Edinson Cavani and Luis Suarez for a starting position.

According to the Uruguayan newspaper El Pas, the 23-year-old, who has 13 caps for his nation, returned to practice with the rest of the team after obtaining medical attention. Nunez wants to challenge the South Americans' underdog label in Qatar after they defeated Portugal to advance to the World Cup's final eight four years ago.

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We realize we're not the favorites coming in, but we're still going to fight, he declared. “Four years ago, I watched the competition on television, and now I'm here among the beasts. ”This just got started, really. Everyone is strong, but so are we. The first game is the primary objective, and South Korea is a powerful squad and our ambition is to succeed, and we want to win the World Cup.

The Liverpool forwards hopes to be fit for his nation's November 24 match against South Korea. Since his club-record move to Anfield, the forwards has had a rocky time. Additionally, they will play matches against Ghana and Portugal in the near future. Prior to receiving a red card for a headbutt in his first game at Anfield, Nunez made his debut for Liverpool against Fulham on the opening weekend. 

Nunez always adapts

In spite of the disruption to his rhythm and subsequent criticism as he adjusts to life in Merseyside, he has scored nine goals in 18 games. The Liverpool forwards, whose tenure at Anfield has been anything but smooth since his club-record transfer, is hoping to be fit for his nation's November 24 match against South Korea. In their quest to advance to the knockout rounds.