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For Nunez, it’s eight goals and three assists in 19 games, with only 15 starts. Advertisement

Prematurely written off earlier in the campaign, Sam McGuire explains why Darwin Nunez is key to Liverpool qualifying for next season's Champions League.

The Reds are by no means Darwin FC but he has played his role in getting them up the table over recent weeks. Not for a team that has hit seven or more goals in a single match on three occasions this term. Though a willing runner, he didn’t yet have the game intelligence to know when and where to press as part of this team and he isn’t necessarily a link player with the skill set to link midfield to attack. With Liverpool reverting back to a false-nine system, the former Benfica man has been freed from having to defend central areas without the ball. Injuries have forced Jurgen Klopp to change things up on what feels like a monthly basis while the loss of form to key midfielders only exacerbated the situation. This sort of output is even more impressive when you consider he’s been part of a team in transition for large periods.

If there's one thing that Richard Keys appears desperate to do it's remain relevant, and his controversial opinion concerning Erling Harland and Darwin ...

And notice I said ‘long term.’” However, Haaland’s rate of scoring has never really dipped though his career, and only the most fervent of Liverpool fans – and Keys of course – would suggest that Nunez will be the better player. Earlier in the season, Keys had mentioned that he felt Nunez could be a better player than the Norwegian, and rather than retract that statement, he’s doubled down on it in his

Richard Keys has pointed out that his prediction that Liverpool star Darwin Nunez will be a better player in a long term scenario than Manchester City's Erling ...

“As Nunez grabbed two more my mind went back to an early season blog I wrote when I said I really fancied him as a player – and that he might be a better long term bet than Haaland”, Keys Keys pointed out that he predicted Nunez would be a better player in the long term future than Manchester City’s Haaland in his early season blog and admitted that the Norwegian’s form at the beginning of the season made it look foolish. Nunez made a big-money move from Benfica to Liverpool in the summer but initially struggled to find his footing in the English game.