LIVERPOOL LATEST UPDATE | NUNEZ DELETED ALL LIVERPOOL POSTS | LIVERPOOL LATEST NEWS

After Sunday's triumph against Spurs, Nunez decided to remove all his Liverpool-related posts on Instagram. While his account still showcases pictures of his family, as well as content related to the Uruguay national team and his previous clubs, any posts associated with Liverpool have been temporarily taken down.
However, his Liverpool-related posts on X (formerly Twitter) remain active.
It's disheartening to witness a player feeling compelled to take such action, especially considering that no player should endure online abuse from the club's 'fans'. Regardless of recent form, Nunez has had a commendable season for the Reds, amassing 18 goals and 13 assists across all competitions.
Nevertheless, such a response is unlikely to quell rumors surrounding the forward's future, particularly with recent reports hinting at a potential departure from Anfield this summer.
With Arne Slot set to replace Jurgen Klopp at the end of the season, Nunez could be offered a fresh start under the Dutch coach. Additionally, he has the upcoming Copa America to anticipate. Despite not starting in recent games, Nunez made a cameo appearance during Liverpool's 4-2 victory over Tottenham on Sunday afternoon.
While he was not particularly impressive during the weekend's win, missing a few promising opportunities, Nunez remained actively involved in Liverpool's attacking moves. However, his recent performances have left much to be desired, and he has failed to find the net since the 3-1 victory over Sheffield United in early April.
Consequently, Nunez has been subjected to considerable online criticism, with social media often serving as a platform for reprehensible abuse targeted at individual players.
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