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Liverpool have been heavily linked with a summer move for midfielder Matheus Nunes and the Reds have already been treated to an up-close example of what he’s capable of. In the previous two matches the Reds and had played out this term, Nunes had started none and only featured for a little over an hour, but in the he was unleashed to full and fairly devastating effect. Having joined in the summer, Liverpool’s visit marked only his 16th start for the club and he is yet to score in a shirt. The 24-year-old has had a good impact on the team all the same, though, and his career – whether that takes him to Liverpool next or not – looks set to continue the rapid trajectory seen over the past few seasons.

In short, Nunes can do most things you would expect most central midfielders to these days, and to a high level. And yet, against Liverpool at Molineux on Saturday, Nunes didn’t precisely play central midfield – certainly not in the conventional sense.



Despite left-midfielding Liverpool to death, the assumption is he’d still be a central midfielder, one of three for a Klopp team.