Klopp made a mistake in signing him, Liverpool no longer want him and the player spends his time playing video games

You don't need statistics or anything like that to know that Jurgen Klopp, or rather everyone at Liverpool, made a huge mistake by taking the summer transfer window too lightly and waiting until the last few minutes to sign a midfield player, paying for that delay with midfielder Arthur Melo who seems more interested in other matters than in his own footballing situation.

Although the arrival of the Brazilian seemed very rushed, many decided to wait a while before giving a final verdict on the reinforcement for this season, noting at first that Melo's desire to earn a place in Jurgen Klopp's starting eleven, but as the weeks passed and his level was not good enough to even be on the bench, he returned to his starting point and more when an injury kept him away from the field.

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The return of Thiago Alcantara, the return of Fabinho and Jordan Henderson, as well as the welcome revelation of Hervey Elliott, were able to solve those problems that should also be shared with Arthur, but the still Juventus player became more and more distant from the institution to worry today more about hanging out with the invitations to certain places, as happened with the Nintendo branch in the UK.

Although Melo continues to comply with training and that recovery to try to return to the courts and see at least a few minutes of real activity with Liverpool, the midfielder through Instagram posted a story where he was seen to be hanging out inside the facilities of the video game company Nintendo enjoying a video game apparently from the Mario Bross franchise.

Arthur enjoys playing video games

Darwin Núñez has been the clear example of the reinforcement that has failed but has done everything to be on the agenda in the team, because unlike Arthur Melo who uploads this type of stories that question his commitment to the institution, the Uruguayan attacker does nothing but train and post about the matches that his team will have both in Premier League and Champions League, having his rewards the charrúa to be a very decisive attacker in the past month of October.