Darwin Nunez marks one year at Liverpool and the surprising decision on his future

This Wednesday marked the first year since the Uruguayan Darwin Nunez arrived at Liverpool in a season that although it was complicated could close some decent numbers scoring 15 goals in all competitions and giving four assists for goal although the criticism comes as it was compared to the Norwegian Erling Haaland but the Manchester City striker had better performance during the year.

While in England they remember his first year as a South American, Núñez took part in a charity match in his native department and expressed his gratitude for all the money raised to help those in need. "I am very happy, many things were collected and that makes me very happy, to be able to help the people who need it most and it is something I do from my heart, I do it for nothing else," said the Artigas striker of the English Liverpool.

He assured that he is leaving Artigas with "tremendous happiness and his batteries well recharged", but first he will enjoy the last two days off that he has left with his family. Núñez acknowledged that at the time he wanted "to play in the first division of Peñarol, to go far and to be able to help the family and the people who need it most in Artigas, which is my homeland and where I came from.

Her decision

"Today I am a Liverpool player and I am very happy enjoying it with my family and with the people who also deserve it here in my neighbourhood Artigas," he added. The 23-year-old striker recalled his first steps in football and his first trips to Montevideo. It should be noted that despite rumours that he was leaving Liverpool, all indications are that he will remain with the team for the next season.