Despite goal drought, Darwin Nunez bought a car that not even Salah owns

No one can doubt the great qualities that Darwin Nunez has in attack for Liverpool and the Uruguay national team. He has shown he has what it takes to move from Benfica to one of the most important clubs in history and one of the most powerful in England in recent years, but that makes him one of the best paid players on the old continent. The former Almeria and Penarol striker has never forgotten his hometown and in recent years has been spotted in Uruguay with his wife and son. However, he also has great luxuries at home in England and he has shown it, although he has never lost his humility, according to his close friends.

In this case, Darwin Núñez has a fabulous exclusive Mercedes Benz that is valued at more than half a million dollars. The man born in Artigas has a Mercedes Benz Brabus G63 that currently costs about 580 thousand dollars in the market and is one of the most interesting cars of the moment due to its great performance. Technically, it can be said that it reaches 0 to 100 kilometres per hour in 3.7 seconds, even though it may seem crazy. In turn, its top speed reaches 210 km/h and it has around 900 horsepower.

According to the "Parabrisas" website, the engine of this SUV is a 4.5 V8 biturbo and the peculiarity is that those who are not familiar with this car may not be very clear about what it is. But what is really remarkable is that this is not a conventional car, but a utility car of which there are very few in the world. To conclude, it can be said that Darwin Núñez has extremely extraordinary tyres on his car that allow him great driving comfort. For hundreds of years, on 26 December some teams have been taking part in Boxing Day, which are Premier League matches that take place after the Christmas celebrations. Liverpool will be in action, so the Charrúa striker will have to celebrate in peace and quiet and focus on the next game.

Darwin looks to break losing streak

Liverpool will be away to Burnley in the last but one game of the five-match matchday. Kick-off is at 2:30 p.m. in Chile, Argentina and Uruguay (11:30 a.m. in Mexico City and 7:30 p.m. in Spain). The most attractive match of the day will be the last-minute clash between Manchester United and Aston Villa at Old Trafford.