Liverpool striker Darwin Nunez has been told he should use the constant chatter around his performances and his future as motivation to prove he belongs at Anfield ahead of the summer. With just six goals this season,

Arne Slot’s Liverpool side are top of the new-look Champions League and need to avoid a loss to guarantee themselves a place in the last-16

Liverpool boss Arne Slot has challenged Darwin Nunez to prove he is an elite striker as the much-maligned Uruguayan looks to take advantage of Diogo Jota's latest injury.

Virgil van Dijk, the Liverpool captain, is in no mood to declare Núñez’s winner a title game-changer yet. “Every win feels big. It doesn’t really matter if it is in the first minute or last minute,” he said, pragmatically.

Darwin Nunez may have revived his season with his heroics for Liverpool against Brentford, but Jamie Carragher doesn't see much of a future for the striker at Anfield.

Liverpool are back in Champions League action on Tuesday looking to keep up their 100% record in the competition against a Lille side who themselves have had an impressive start to the campaign (kick-off 8pm,

Liverpool are set to retain striker, Darwin Nunez, for the remainder of the season after no offers arrived during the January transfer window, though his long-term future still remains uncertain, reveals The Athletic journalist,