Goodbye Nunez, Klopp would replace Uruguayan with a 3 million striker, surprises all

Darwin Nunez's first season at Anfield was not what many expected, as Liverpool paid 80 million euros for him, but injuries and a lack of effectiveness did not allow him to show his best level.

That is why both Jürgen Klopp and his coaching staff, as well as the Reds' board are already thinking about how to reinforce the team's forward line, which after the departure of a legend like Roberto Firmino, needs to think about the future. While it is true that Liverpool still has Diogo Jota and Cody Gakpo, it does not seem a bad idea to have one more striker, especially if it is a great promise that could be one of the best in the world in a few years.

The Merseyside team aims to be one of the teams with more movements in the next transfer market, as it has been said that the arrival of Alexis Mac Allister is just the first step towards the rebuilding process of the squad. In that sense, Liverpool would have as a priority the recruitment of young players who can contribute in the long term.

With this in mind, Jürgen Klopp was very attentive to the U-20 World Cup that just ended, and everything indicates that the Anfield board will go for one of the most surprising players of the tournament. We are talking about Adama Bojang, a 19-year-old striker who played for the Gambia national team and scored 6 goals in the tournament.

Adama Bojan, the new promise of football

Adama Bojang surprised the world with his great performance at the U-20 World Cup. Thanks to his 6 goals, he aroused the interest of the big teams in Europe, and it is said that Liverpool would have the lead to sign him, since his cost would be only 3 million euros.