Manchester United made Klopp realize that their offensive problem is not only Darwin Nunez

This draw that Liverpool obtained against Manchester United undoubtedly leaves the whole group led by Jürgen Klopp with a deep frustration for not having been able to find the winning goal during the 90 minutes, being difficult for the German coach to analyze this situation in which his team was not overwhelmed by the rival but rather by themselves for not having been able to take advantage of an infinite number of situations in front of goal.  

According to the information obtained by Bill and Bob's Tavern account, it is said that Jürgen Klopp's team had a total of 34 shots, which is the highest number of chances generated in a Premier League match this season, impressing that among so many shots at Onana's goalkeeper, none were able to cross the goal line.  

Once Jürgen Klopp knows this data in his analysis, he will realize that the problem his team has in offense is not only due to the bad moment of Darwin Nunez, being this a set of mistakes that involves elements such as Mohamed Salah, Luis Diaz, including Cody Gakpo who has lost the effectiveness of the beginning of the season.  

Klopp will have to find a way this week to make his team give the best results in offense, being a big test the EFL Cup match against Wets Ham, and if the Reds fail to improve these days, they will probably suffer when they have to host Arsenal at home before the Christmas holidays.  

Darwin Nunez may now be the solution to the team's problem  

In the same way that the Panther Nunez was blamed for the lack of effectiveness on goal during the whole month of November and part of December, this player would be the key piece that Klopp would use as his goal intermediary, taking advantage of his great understanding with Salah as well as his applaudable participation in the offensive plays, trying to enhance his qualities to regain that offensive seriousness that is on the floor after the match against Manchester United.