Núñez and Díaz are uncomfortable not speaking English, this is the player who helps them

This year Liverpool FC opened their wallet and signed some great players to their ranks, with South American strikers Darwin Nunez and Luis Diaz, who arrived from Portuguese clubs SL Benfica and FC Porto respectively, standing out. Gradually, Núñez and Díaz have been joining Jürgen Klopp's scheme, who has been struggling hard to communicate with them.

In a recent statement by the Uruguayan Núñez after the first leg against Rangers FC in the Champions League, he said that he finds it very difficult to understand what Jürgen tells them in talks. "The truth is that I honestly don't understand anything when he (Klopp) talks. Of course I ask my team-mates what he says, and they kindly help me to understand him," said the 23-year-old striker.

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In addition to the Uruguayan, Colombian striker Luis Díaz has also struggled to communicate with the German tactician, who said a few months ago about this dilemma. "With Luis there is a language problem with me. I don't speak Spanish and he doesn't speak English. He is learning. I am not learning, so we will have to wait until his English improves," Klopp told the media last March.

Portuguese midfielder Fabio Carvalho, who is the link between Jürgen Klopp and the American continent's attacking midfielders, was brought into the fray. "I've been in England for 10 years, but at the end of the day I'm Portuguese. Darwin and Luis Diaz are very close and I want to make it easier (for them to settle in), by helping them because they can't speak English very well," said the former Fulham FC player, who paradoxically also arrived at Anfield this year.

Fabio Carvalho helps Díaz and Núñez

On the sporting front, a few days ago it was confirmed that Luis Diaz will miss the last few games of the season with the Reds due to a knee injury. The Colombian's goal tally this season stands at four goals, while Uruguayan Darwin Núñez has scored on five occasions, coming on as a substitute in the last game against West Ham United, a match where Klopp said he was only a precaution.