Liverpool fans spot Darwin Nunez’s savage response to a supporter asking for his shirt

Liverpool supporters observed Darwin Nunez’s sharp reply to a fan requesting his jersey.

Liverpool hosted Brighton and Hove Albion at Anfield in the Premier League on Sunday.

Despite falling behind 1-0, the Reds rallied to secure a crucial win, with Luis Diaz and Mohamed Salah overturning Danny Welbeck’s early goal.

Consequently, Liverpool ascended to the summit of the Premier League table. Jurgen Klopp’s squad now holds a two-point lead over Arsenal and a three-point advantage over Manchester City, following their goalless draw at the Etihad Stadium.

Following the match, two images surfaced on social media showing Nunez giving his shirt to a ball boy.

One supporter commented, “Darwin Nunez notices a fan requesting his shirt, opts to give it to the ball boy instead. They’re picking up on things.”

Another tweet read: “Agreed. Let’s put an end to these absurd requests. Ridiculous behavior.”

A third fan chimed in, stating: “The ball boy is likely an academy player, and receiving that shirt could serve as a source of inspiration for him to progress. Individuals clamoring for shirts only detract from the game’s overall experience. I witnessed people fighting over a player’s shirt a few weeks ago.”

Another user expressed: “If you resort to holding up signs asking for shirts, perhaps it’s time to reconsider attending.”

Following his significant contribution to Liverpool’s recent triumph, midfielder Alexis Mac Allister commented, “We didn’t begin the game as we had hoped, but it turned out to be an incredible match. We faced an exceptional team, and I am familiar with their capabilities. It was a challenging encounter, but ultimately, we emerged victorious, and that brings us immense satisfaction.”

“I’d prefer not to concede so early! However, the resilience and mentality of the team are remarkable, which is crucial when trailing 1-0. Today, we demonstrated it once more. But, as I mentioned, our aim should be to start winning from the outset, not playing catch-up.”

Liverpool will return to Premier League action on Thursday as they host Sheffield United, who are battling against relegation, at Anfield.

Following the Sheffield United match, Liverpool faces the significant challenge of playing against their arch-rivals Manchester United at Old Trafford on Sunday afternoon.