What does it mean for Nunes to leave Liverpool?

This is another issue of taking a break from your busy schedule + a sudden push.

Early this morning, famous reporter Romano announced that Nunes transfers to Saudi giant Riyadh Crescent here we go! Transfer fee of 53 million euros (approximately £46 million) + additional terms. What does

Nuñez's departure mean?

First, from a financial perspective:

If Nunes eventually leaves the team at this price, then:

Liverpool's sales of players will reach 190 million pounds this summer, thus breaking the club's revenue record for players sold in a single season (186 million pounds) set by the club in the 2017-18 season due to Coutinho's sale to Barcelona.

At the same time, Liverpool, which has spent £296 million to introduce players this summer, recovered £190 million by selling players, and its net investment is actually "only" £100 million.

Considering that Elliott and Chiesa still have a high probability of leaving the team, further allowing Liverpool to "recover" the funds for players this summer are still sufficient.

To put it bluntly, Liverpool has enough funds to acquire Isaac, which was asked for 150 million pounds by Newcastle, and I believe that if Liverpool can buy Isaac, the price will not be as high as 150 million pounds.

Second, at the competitive level:

If Nunes transfers, it means that Liverpool has lost the three players Diaz, Nunes and Jota who were mainly used in the No. 9 last season.

If Chiesa leaves the team, the adult players on the Liverpool's forward (not counting young players Ngumoha and Bendock) will only be Salah, Garkepo and Ekitic. Judging from the previous few preseason games, Wilz has not directly used it, so it is reasonable or necessary to buy another forward player this summer, especially the center.

This means that even if Liverpool cannot get Isaac this summer, they may consider introducing other forward targets.

Third, in terms of emotions:

Nuñez is not only popular among local Liverpool fans, but also has many supporters in China. Even though he lacks the ability to seize opportunities in front of the goal, even if he has played in Liverpool for three years, many people still have hope for him.

Family friends should also know that I am not a fan of Nunez. I spared no effort to support him when he first arrived at Liverpool, but after a while of observation, I made the opposite judgment when many people thought that that would be the turning point for Nunez's bottoming out rebound in his career at Liverpool.

At the time, I said that it might be the ceiling performance of Nunes's career at Liverpool. I still remember a fan left a vicious message saying, "This is the most inappropriate sentence you said." Unfortunately, the facts once again proved my judgment.

Nunez was a player Klopp was introduced against the opposition. The transfer fee at that time was £64 million + additional terms, which could reach up to £85 million. Today, Times reporter Joyce revealed that since Liverpool did not win the Champions League during his time in Nunes, the transfer fee Liverpool spent on him will definitely not reach 85 million pounds.

When Slott replaced Uncle Zha, although the two have similar styles in many aspects, it is precisely the few differences that determine that Nunes' career at Liverpool will reach the end.

Nunes, in the second half of last season, had some attitude problems in training, and was criticized by Slott at a press conference, which also became the last straw that broke the camel's back.

Slott hopes that Liverpool will have more technical content, more stable and strong scoring ability in the bridgehead position of No. 9. In the new season, Liverpool will play as the defending champion, and each team will inevitably shrink its defense line even more. Liverpool will have fewer counterattack opportunities and more will face the opponent's bus and positional battles, and will have fewer major scoring opportunities, which will require higher skills and a last-minute kick.

Therefore, Nunes no longer meets Liverpool's requirements for the No. 9 position in the Slot era.

Fourth, a little doubt and worry:

Is Ekitic the best candidate in Slott's mind at No. 9? I am currently skeptical.

If we look at the 95 million euros Liverpool spent for him, he should be, but Liverpool did not give up Isaac after signing Ekitic, which makes people think he is not.

But if not, Liverpool has not yet settled its main center for the new season with only 10 days left before the start of the new season, which is a bit worrying.

What does not cooperate is that Newcastle is paying everything to pursue, Cesco, who is considered Isaac's replacement, looks to join Manchester United, which may delay their release of Isaac.