Is Darwin Nunez enough for Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool to get back on top of the Premier League and Europe?

To play every single game possible in a season nowadays seemed impossible for an English club, until Liverpool rewrote the history books last season. It’s a feat that likely won’t happen again for some time. Although their disappointing end to the season left the Reds feeling a tad empty-handed that left the feat unappreciated.

Ad/> Yes, Jurgen Klopp won the Carabao Cup and FA Cup for the first time but the reality is, for the big clubs, it’s all about the Premier League and Champions League. Community ShieldKlopp hails Firmino as 'heart and soul' of Liverpool amid Juventus linksAN HOUR AGO Liverpool and their main rivals Manchester City are looking for tiny margins because they have world class players throughout their respective squads. Both sides have nearly no weaknesses, although there was a clear trend for Liverpool last season which arguably cost them the Premier League title.

They failed to beat any of the top four sides in the league which suggests they are missing a big game player who could decide games. Those sorts of players are often goalscorers. This is backed up by the fact that Liverpool failed to score in the Carabao Cup and FA Cup finals against Chelsea, needing penalties to overcome the Blues on both occasions.

Then, there’s the Champions League final when their high intensity style again proved less effective versus a clinical Real Madrid side. As great as Liverpool’s forwards of Mohamed Salah, Diogo Jota, Luis Diaz and departee Sadio Mane were during last season, they rarely played at their very best in the big matches. Step forward Darwin Nunez.