Jürgen Klopp assured that he is not worried about the adaptation of Darwin Núñez. The German coach asked for calm with the Uruguayan striker, signed as a great star for 75 million euros plus 25 in variables and that he has not yet managed to exploit.
The lack of adaptation of the attacker is obvious and the footballer himself explained on Tuesday one of the main reasons: the language.
English seems not to be Darwin's forte, as he recognized after the clash between Liverpool and Rangers in the Champions League. "Honestly, in the talks that he speaks (Klopp) I don't understand anything," the Uruguayan began revealing. "I ask my teammates what he says," he added before sharing that the German "asks us to keep things simple."
Darwin got off to a good start with Liverpool, scoring on his Community Shield debut against City and in the Premier League opener against Fulham.
However, his expulsion against Crystal Palace (he was banned for three games) has prevented him from being seen more with the 'red' team.
