Darwin Nunez Reveals Why He Snubbed Man United to Join Rivals Liverpool

• Liverpool saw off stiff competition from several European clubs to land the signing of Darwin Nunez
• The Uruguay international had been linked with a possible move to Man United, only for the Red Devils to miss out on him to Liverpool
• The 22-year-old has now disclosed that the decision to move to Anfield was an easy one to make, revealing that he is a big fan of the club's style of play

Darwin Nunez has finally opened up on his decision to join Liverpool despite interest from several European clubs including Manchester United.

The 22-year-old shot into prominence after a blistering run of form with Benfica where he netted an eyewatering 48 goals in two seasons.

His impressive form saw him court interest this summer from a number of clubs, with Man United and Liverpool among those he was linked with.

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However, the youngster resolved to complete a move to Anfield, snubbing the Red Devils who are keen to land a centre-forward to partner Cristiano Ronaldo.

Metro UK reports Liverpool confirmed they had completed the signing of the 22-year-old in a deal believed to be worth around £85million including bonuses and add-ons.

Darwin Nunez explains decision to join Liverpool

Speaking on his Liverpool transfer, the Uruguay international suggested that joining the Merseysiders was an easy decision to make.

Nunez explained that he is a huge fan of Liverpool's style of play which he contends he can perfectly fit in.

"It’s a pleasure to be here in Liverpool and I’m very happy to be a part of this great club. I’ve played against Liverpool and I’ve seen them in lots of games in the Champions League, and it’s my style of play," the striker told Liverpool's website.

"When I arrived at the training ground, I was really surprised to see the set-up and the structure and all the trophies here. You can then imagine yourself winning more trophies and then later on when you come here again and see the trophies on display, you can say, “Look, I was a part of that, I was there at that time, winning trophies," he added.

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Earlier, Sports Brief reported Pablo Torre has officially signed for Catalan club Barcelona and will play for the Camp Nou outfit until 2026.

Barcelona will now pay a € 5 million fee to Racing Santander plus add-ons amounting to €20million.

Barcelona president Joan Laporta and other club executives witnessed the special moment.