German tells Liverpool fans £100M offer could get January transfer deal done
LIVERPOOLlegend Didi Hamann admits a mega-money offer from Saudi Arabia could tempt him into selling Darwin Nunez this January transfer window
Liverpool fans have been underwhelmed by Nunez’s contributions, with the Uruguay international scoring 37 goals in 122 appearances for the Reds, and just two league goals this season.
That has led to alot of speculation in the media that he is one player that Arne Slot would be open to letting go, which has led to some stunning reports that Arsenal may be interested in getting some kind of transfer deal done.
But a move to Saudi Arabia has also been mooted in recent weeks, and Hamann says would much prefer Nunez to remain at the club where he won the Champions League in 2005, but a big offer could get a transfer deal done
“Darwin Nunez is a modern footballer who can lead the line on his own and is a huge presence and I wouldn’t be surprised if he got 25 goals a season again at another club where he could hit the ground running,” Hamann told Best OffShore Sportsbooks.
“But I’d be very surprised if LIVERPOOL didn’t make a loss on him although that could recoup a big part of the money they paid.
“The issue is when you sell up and if they want to get that money now, I wouldn’t sell in January because Liverpool are in all four competitions and could play another 30 games in the next four months.
“You need strength in depth so it would be a mistake to let him go now. He can be a very important player and it would cost a lot of money to replace him.
“If a Saudi club came in with a bid for £100m then you have to take it. But I’d be reluctant to sell.”
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