Darwin Núñez (Al-Hilal) - TEAMtalk

[Diavolo Rosso]

Liverpool offered sensational Darwin Nunez return as FSG stance, player's thoughts are revealed

Liverpool are weighing up an incredible opportunity to bring their one-time record signing Darwin Nunez back to Anfield as a free agent this summer, though TEAMtalk has been told nothing has been decided yet, and with up to eight teams all offered the Uruguay striker.

Nunez is set to become one of the most intriguing free agents on the market this summer, with sources indicating that a host of clubs across Europe – including several in the Premier League – have been sounded out over a potential move.

The 26-year-old is poised to become available after agreeing a mutual termination of his contract with Al-Hilal – just a year after an initial €53m (£46m, $62m) was struck – opening the door for a return to European football.

Nunez scored nine times in 24 appearances for the Saudi side but was sensationally axed from their Pro League squad in February when they signed Karim Benzema and the Uruguayan fell victim to the country's foreign-player limits

Now, sources have confirmed to us that Nunez's representatives have already begun speaking with clubs and intermediaries across the continent as they assess the most attractive options for the next stage of his career, with Liverpool very much in the mix, though far from the only side keen.

Indeed, reports in Spain claim Nunez has already green-lit a potential return to Anfield, and we can reveal that Liverpool are among the clubs who have been informed of Nunez's availability.

The Reds have been made aware of the situation as the player's camp explores every avenue, although sources indicate Liverpool have yet to decide whether a sensational return to Anfield is something they would actively pursue.

As a result, there are other sides very much in the mix, and sources claim one club that would very much love to bring him back is Benfica.

The Portuguese giants are preparing for the arrival of Marco Silva as their new head coach, and we understand the former Fulham boss is a huge admirer of Nunez and would welcome the opportunity to reunite with the striker in Lisbon.

However, Benfica face a significant challenge, though, with growing competition from some of Europe's biggest clubs.

https://www.teamtalk.com/liverpool/fsg-offered-sensational-darwin-nunez-return-fsg-stance-players-thoughts-revealed

[Francescoli]

Ontem era tarde, se aceitar reduzir drasticamente o salário.

[Red_Fraction]

Parece-me impossível.


A "custo zero" deve ter meia Europa interessada...

[benfs]

Liverpool offered sensational Darwin Nunez return as FSG stance, player's thoughts are revealed

Liverpool are weighing up an incredible opportunity to bring their one-time record signing Darwin Nunez back to Anfield as a free agent this summer, though TEAMtalk has been told nothing has been decided yet, and with up to eight teams all offered the Uruguay striker.

Nunez is set to become one of the most intriguing free agents on the market this summer, with sources indicating that a host of clubs across Europe – including several in the Premier League – have been sounded out over a potential move.

The 26-year-old is poised to become available after agreeing a mutual termination of his contract with Al-Hilal – just a year after an initial €53m (£46m, $62m) was struck – opening the door for a return to European football.

Nunez scored nine times in 24 appearances for the Saudi side but was sensationally axed from their Pro League squad in February when they signed Karim Benzema and the Uruguayan fell victim to the country's foreign-player limits

Now, sources have confirmed to us that Nunez's representatives have already begun speaking with clubs and intermediaries across the continent as they assess the most attractive options for the next stage of his career, with Liverpool very much in the mix, though far from the only side keen.

Indeed, reports in Spain claim Nunez has already green-lit a potential return to Anfield, and we can reveal that Liverpool are among the clubs who have been informed of Nunez's availability.

The Reds have been made aware of the situation as the player's camp explores every avenue, although sources indicate Liverpool have yet to decide whether a sensational return to Anfield is something they would actively pursue.

As a result, there are other sides very much in the mix, and sources claim one club that would very much love to bring him back is Benfica.

The Portuguese giants are preparing for the arrival of Marco Silva as their new head coach, and we understand the former Fulham boss is a huge admirer of Nunez and would welcome the opportunity to reunite with the striker in Lisbon.

However, Benfica face a significant challenge, though, with growing competition from some of Europe's biggest clubs.

https://www.teamtalk.com/liverpool/fsg-offered-sensational-darwin-nunez-return-fsg-stance-players-thoughts-revealed

Seria uma grande contratação!

Vendiamos o Pavlidis por uns 40 milhões e íamos buscar o Darwin a custo zero e com um prémio de assinatuda dissolvido ao longo do contrato

[Mariachi]

Não conheço.

É bom?

[Odracir]

A fonte é boa ?

Tinha ideia que não.

[JeSuisÉder]

Ir buscar jogadores como Darwin e Harry Wilson a "custo zero" e vendendo Pavlidis e Lukebakio por uns 60 milhões...seria uma jogada de mestre.

[tiagoalvin]

E o Cavani?

[Giorgos Karagounis]

Ontem era tarde, se aceitar reduzir drasticamente o salário.

Isto.

Também não sei como está ao fim de um ano a jogar pouco e contra camelos, mas não há de ter decaído muito.

Dito isto, não acredito que se concretize.

[sergio19azb]

Ir buscar jogadores como Darwin e Harry Wilson a "custo zero" e vendendo Pavlidis e Lukebakio por uns 60 milhões...seria uma jogada de mestre.

A questão salarial também tem peso. Wilson e Darwin ganhariam no minimo 12M€ brutos/ano

Pavlidis e Lukebakio juntos devem ganhar uns 8M€

Seria quase o dobro. Teríamos que ajustar noutras posições para não subir os custos c/ a equipa.

[benfs]

Ir buscar jogadores como Darwin e Harry Wilson a "custo zero" e vendendo Pavlidis e Lukebakio por uns 60 milhões...seria uma jogada de mestre.

Isso era excelente.. mesmo tendo um bom prémio de assinatura, ficariamos sempre a lucrar.

O problema do Darwin é que tem muitas equipas interessadas e o ordenado.

Mas fazer isto, era muito bom:

Lukebakio (20 milhões) - Harry Wilson (custo zero)

Pavlidis (40 milhões) - Darwin (Custo zero)

E ainda fazia mais esta troca, em que ficaríamos a ganhar:

Trubin (25 milhões) - Leno ou Ederson

[+1benfiquista]

É o tipo de avançado que na liga portuguesa faz miséria, como os números da segunda temporada deixaram claro. Venha ele.

[Diavolo Rosso]

Por acaso até acredito num eventual regresso e se for possível é de aproveitar claramente.

[IloveSLB2014]

O Darwin so seria possivel se ele quisesse se ajustar à realidade financeira de Portugal.

Ele dinheiro já tem, encheu o cú de guito este último ano na Arábia e no Pool claro

[benfs]

Ir buscar jogadores como Darwin e Harry Wilson a "custo zero" e vendendo Pavlidis e Lukebakio por uns 60 milhões...seria uma jogada de mestre.

A questão salarial também tem peso. Wilson e Darwin ganhariam no minimo 12M€ brutos/ano

Pavlidis e Lukebakio juntos devem ganhar uns 8M€

Seria quase o dobro. Teríamos que ajustar noutras posições para não subir os custos c/ a equipa.

Otamendi já saiu, que era dos que ganhava mais.
Trubin se sair, tb é dos que ganha mais.

Só aqui nestes:
Trubin
Otamendi
Lukebakio
Pavlidis

Tens uma grande carga salarial