What Kloop did to make Darwin Nuñez the scorer they need, after paying 100 million for him
Jurgen Klopp made an interesting change in Liverpool's line up against Rangers.
The coach signed Darwin Núñez for more than 75 million euros, which was a record in the history of Liverpool's red team. However, despite the fact that he arrived with great expectations, the Uruguayan has not managed to meet expectations.
After some very discreet first games, even some bad ones, the criticism did not take long to emerge. Both the press and the ridicule of rival teams began to harass the striker, and Klopp came out to defend him.
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Jurgen Klopp always defended his striker from criticism: "One of the things that he has shown several times in recent games is that he moves very well and puts himself in good positions to shoot," Klopp said at a press conference.
Now, in the match against Rangers, Jurgen Klopp opted for a new line-up, in which he placed Darwin Nuñez as a reference but also played with Roberto Firmino, who has always helped strikers team up.
What's next for Liverpool and for Darwin?
The calendar shows no mercy for Klopp's Liverpool, since in the Premier League they face Manchester City this Sunday. Due to the good level of his strikers, Klopp said the following: 'That's what makes me optimistic about what he's going to give us in the future.'
