Jurgen Klopp believes Darwin Nunez is still adapting to life at Liverpool and has tipped the "machine” to have a long Anfield future.
Following in the footsteps of Sadio Mane was always going to be an unenviable task, with his whopping transfer fee only adding to the pressure. And while the Uruguayan forward has shown flashes of his precocious talent, there is still plenty to do for him to realise his true potential.
In total, he has a very respectable 15 goals in all competitions, but has often failed to make an impact in some of their biggest clashes. But Klopp believes there are plenty of factors to explain his patchy performances, including his lack of English serving as a barrier between him and his teammates.
