Liverpool striker Darwin Núñez is reportedly seeking a move to Barcelona after falling out of favor under manager Arne Slot. The 25-year-old has scored 7 goals and provided 5 assists in 39 games this season. With a contract until 2028 and a market value of €67.5 million, financial hurdles may block a potential transfer.
Ahead of the summer transfer window, Liverpool is preparing for significant squad changes, with multiple key players linked to exits. While Mohamed Salah, Trent Alexander-Arnold, and Virgil van Dijk’s contracts expire in June, Darwin Núñez’s future appears uncertain, as reports suggest he has offered himself to Barcelona.
The 25-year-old Uruguayan striker, who joined Liverpool for a club-record €85 million, has struggled to impress under new manager Arne Slot. His missed penalty in Liverpool’s Champions League quarter final loss to PSG further raised doubts about his future. Despite interest from Atlético Madrid, CEO Angel Gil Marin ruled out a move, stating the club is not seeking a striker.
Barcelona, in search of a long-term Robert Lewandowski replacement, remains cautious about Núñez due to his seven goals in 39 appearances this season and a contract running until 2028. His €67.5 million estimated transfer value makes a deal financially challenging for Barça, who continue to monitor potential options.
With Liverpool aiming to recover as much of their €85 million investment as possible, Núñez’s future remains uncertain, leaving the striker in search of a new opportunity while the club navigates a pivotal transfer window.
