Paul Merson says he’d have Liverpool star in his crew ‘every single day of the week’

Paul Merson revealed that if he might have a Liverpool participant in his crew, he’d take Darwin Nunez ‘every day of the week.’

Merson was filled with reward for Liverpool’s unorthodox striker forward of the Reds’ journey to Arsenal on Sunday in a prime of the desk conflict. Jurgen Klopp’s aspect headed to the Emirates 5 factors away from Arsenal and Manchester City.

But regardless of the Uruguayan registering 5 objective involvements in his final 4 Premier League video games, Klopp opted to depart him on the bench, one thing that may’ve baffled Merson given the previous Gunner’s pre-match feedback.

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Speaking on Sky Sports, Merson mentioned: “Any time, and I say that as a result of he doesn’t disguise. He by no means hides. The largest praise I may give him – folks miss probabilities and also you see them by no means getting within the field. The balls go down the wing they usually’re on the sting of the field ready for a pull-back.

“Even there when he’s already hit the put up thrice and missed a penalty, he’s nonetheless getting in there for that header. He’s the one who’s bursting a intestine to get in there. You hope it really works for him.

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“For me, he gets in my team every day of the week because he is an absolute handful. He’s willing to run without the ball, he makes runs, he’s a team player. For me, I hope it clicks for him.

“I say that I hope it clicks for me, he’s got 11 goals and playing for a team going for the quadruple. He’s doing something right, I’m a big fan of his. Takes a lot of character not to hide and he does never hide.”

Merson added that his workload off the ball makes him the perfect team-mate for these trying to produce him, he added: “He’s a midfield player’s dream because he spreads the game out, the defenders have to drop off and Mac Allister gets more time on the ball.

“Mac Allister wants time on the ball, he doesn’t want someone tight on him, give him time on the ball, and getting Trent Alexander-Arnold come in there, they’ll spray it all over the pitch; so he’s a massive piece for them, massive.”