Liverpool are ready to take off Nunez! Two Serie A giants scramble to get Uruguayan striker

Gilabola.com – According to a recent report from Il Corriere Dello Sport, Liverpool reportedly set a selling price of € 60 million for Darwin Nunez, a striker from Uruguay who is now the target of two Serie A clubs: Napoli and AC Milan.

Nunez entered Radar Napoli and Milan

Darwin Nunez, who joined Liverpool from Benfica in 2022 in an agreement worth € 85 million, has not been able to meet high expectations during the Reds uniform.

Despite scored 40 goals in 143 appearances in all competitions, its contribution is considered not consistent enough to be the mainstay on the front lines of Anfield.

This situation also opened up opportunities for other clubs to bring the striker. Napoli and AC Milan are said to be very interested in bringing Nunez to strengthen their attack line in the 2025/26 season.

Both are looking for a new middle attacker, although currently Napoli already has Romelu Lukaku and Santiago Gimenez, while Milan is in the transition of the attack line.

Napoli are superior to Milan?

Still according to the Corriere dello Sport report, Napoli has a greater opportunity than Milan to get Nunez’s signature.

This is due to the fact that Partenopei will appear in the Champions League next season, while the Rossoneri must be absent from European competition.

Participation in European elite is the main attraction for Nunez caliber players, who are believed to want to play at the highest level and remain in international radar, especially ahead of the 2026 World Cup.

Nunez’s tag fell?

Previously, La Gazzetta dello Sport reported that Liverpool would not consider offers under € 50 million for Nunez.

Now, with the tag set at € 60 million, enthusiasts such as Napoli or Milan must be prepared to spend deeply if you want to realize this transfer.

Not only competing with Milan, Napoli was also reportedly exploring the possibility of recruiting Lorenzo Lucca from Udinese as an alternative if negotiations with Liverpool did not produce results.

Nunez, who is only 25 years old, still has great potential to be developed. But will his career continue in the Premier League, or Serie A is the right new stage for its resurrection? Time will answer.