Darwin Nunez's Liverpool future, social media abuse and huge contract amid transfer question

It's beginning to look like the imminent arrival of Arne Slot as Liverpool's new head coach won't be the only change-up around Anfield over the summer transfer window.

Criticism surrounding Reds striker Darwin Nunez and his form towards the end of the season has seen a dramatic shift in the star's apparent happiness at the club, with the frontman netting just once in his last 13 appearances in Jurgen Klopp's final campaign.

Incidents such as walking straight down the tunnel in the club's win over Tottenham, deleting everything Liverpool-related on his social media profiles and failing to clap Klopp during his guard of honour in the their final game of the season against Wolves all seem to suggest the star's disgruntled nature and hope for a move away from Anfield.

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So with that in mind, here are three of the biggest stories surrounding Nunez and his future at Liverpool in recent weeks...

Liverpool unhappiness

With only two of the Uruguayan international's 18 goals in all competitions coming after he had been sidelined with injury during the Carabao Cup final win over Chelsea, it's fair to see his form recently in front of goal would've unsettled the star. Having stripped his social media accounts clear of anything Liverpool-related, he's also been on record highlighting where his 'real' home is.

"I feel like my home is when I am in the [Uruguay] National Team," he said earlier this week in an interview with Por la jersey (Channel 10 of Uruguay). "That's when you get together with your people, you can talk to everyone, and you feel