Schlott dismisses reports Nunez clashed with coaching staff leading to drop for West Ham win marinabays

marinabays Liverpool boss Arne Schlot has confirmed that reports that Darwin Nunez had a falling out with the club’s backroom staff and was left out of the team’s win over West Ham United are completely untrue.

The Uruguayan striker has been a regular substitute under the Dutchman, usually on the bench, but he was left out of the squad for the latest game, further fuelling speculation about his move to the club. marinabays

Nunez was rumoured to have had a falling out with the coaching staff the day before, leading to his expulsion from training, but Schlott has now dismissed the speculation, insisting that the reason for his absence from the game was because the player was not feeling himself and was not ready for the match.

“He wasn’t feeling himself the day before the game and he went back in and he couldn’t be in the team on game day,” Schlot explained of Darwin Nunez’s situation.

Afterwards, Schlott was asked again about the argument with the staff. “No, he didn’t have any problems. He left the training ground because he wasn’t feeling like himself.”

Nunez has only started eight Premier League games this season, although he has been involved in 42 of them this season, scoring just seven goals, and Fabrizio Romano has suggested that Nunez is likely to leave Anfield at the end of the season. ( marinabays )