Former Liverpool player Robbie Fowler criticizes current player for not embodying the values of the team.

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January 11th 2025.

Former Liverpool player Robbie Fowler criticizes current player for not embodying the values of the team.
Robbie Fowler, a former Liverpool striker with 183 goals to his name, has a keen eye for talent and what it takes to succeed at Anfield. He recently shared his thoughts on Darwin Nunez, the 25-year-old Uruguayan who joined the Reds in 2022 for a hefty price tag of up to £85m.

Fowler is not convinced that Nunez has what it takes to be a successful Liverpool player. Despite his impressive work rate, Nunez has been inconsistent on the field, scoring 37 goals in 121 appearances but only 22 in 80 Premier League matches. According to Fowler, hard work alone is not enough to make the cut for the club.

"We've been saying the same things about Nunez for the past few years - that he's raw and has potential. But at some point, you have to show that you can perform at the highest level. For me, the more I see him, the more I doubt if he's a true Liverpool player," Fowler shared in an interview with ITV.

The former striker believes that Nunez lacks quick thinking when it comes to finishing. While he is known for his speed on the field, his mind may not be as quick in making the right decisions. Fowler also pointed out that Nunez needs to improve in using any part of his body to score goals, be it with his feet or head.

Last season, Nunez managed to score 18 goals in all competitions, but Fowler believes he should be scoring more. However, Liverpool manager Arne Slot sees Nunez's impact on the team beyond just goals. He values his hard work and contribution to the team's overall success.

"For me, Nunez has an impact. Yes, he may not have scored as many goals as we would like from a number nine, but he brings so much more to the team. As a manager, I look at not just the goals but also the work-rate and what a player brings to the team," Slot said in a recent interview.

Despite the criticism, Nunez remains a fan favorite at Anfield, which may put added pressure on him to perform. But as Slot pointed out, sometimes the desire to do well can lead to trying too hard. With the support of the fans and the guidance of his coach, it's possible that Nunez can reach his full potential and become a successful Liverpool striker.

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