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The agreement will see the Reds pocket €53m (£46.3m), in addition to bonuses.

The reigning Premier League champions are now on the hunt for a replacement striker, assuming the deal goes through, amidst ongoing rumours about Alexander Isak's future at Newcastle United.

Nunez and his team had been vocal about their desire for a move this summer, having previously urged Liverpool to respond to serious interest shown in January, including from the Saudi Pro League.



However, the Reds dismissed such advances at the time as they were focused on their quest for a 20th league title.

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But with Nunez still keen to leave this summer, his three-year spell at Anfield is nearing its end.

Firstly Slot refused for Nunez to leave in January for 100 million and now he’s letting him go for 46 million.

A good coach knows just how to get the best out of a player and nod it seems like he won the league because he inherited a great team from Klopp.

Transfer fees aren't as relevant as some people seem to think, they're amortized so just look like part of the wage.

"We clearly let players leave for free without caring too much, and we didn't have Ekitike in January so Nunez leaving would have left us short.

Isak is a proven top 3 prem scorer 3 years straight, and has 3 years left on his contract - if we were selling him, you'd think he was priceless."

MagoMiguel thinks: "Will probably do better without the Premier League pressure in general and the LFC pressure in particular."

Cheric says: "Sad to see Darwin go.
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