Darwin Núñez's new nickname after his new hairstyle

So far Darwin seems to have improved a lot compared to his first few games, there is still a lot of room for improvement and both Jürgen Klopp and Darwin know this and continue to work to improve individually and as a team. Nunez's numbers back up his good work, and they speak for themselves, and the Uruguayan is doing quite well with both Uruguay and Liverpool.

Before the match against Fulham, Darwin Núñez was once again the talk of the town, as the Uruguayan could be seen with a new hairstyle, which undoubtedly left everyone perplexed, as Núñez could be seen with two braids. So this did not take long to go viral, and there are many reactions to the new hairstyle of the Uruguayan, and is that most people who support the Reds do not seem to give great importance.

During the match against Fulham, you could see a Darwin Nunez quite fluent with the team, and although he could not score goals, he had a great participation in the attack of the Reds, where no doubt his great movements have helped his teammates to find the goal to score. His haircut caught people's attention, but his level is maintained and he continues to work to improve.

The fans at Anfield always know how to show their great support, so Nunez's new hairstyle didn't seem to matter much as most of them are more interested in Nunez being able to maintain a great level and improve it. So his hairstyle will be complex to assimilate and get used to, but maybe this can also bring big and favourable changes for the Uruguayan.

<strong>Nunez&#39;s new nickname after his eye-catching hairstyle</strong>

Since his arrival at Anfield, Nunez has been the target of much criticism, which has helped him to improve, but it has also made him a player who knows how to draw attention to himself. So after his new haircut the Uruguayan has been called a Viking, this only raises more competition between Nunez and Norwegian Erling Haaland, who will have a great competition this season for the best Viking warrior to win this great battle.