Romano’s Friday transfer update confirms the definitive end of a 25-year-old’s Liverpool career.

Liverpool appear to be on course for success this season, but one player who seems unlikely to be part of their future plans is Darwin Nunez, according to Fabrizio Romano.

Posting on X, Romano stated: “Darwin Nunez’s full focus until July remains on Liverpool after Al Nassr deal collapsed in January… but then he has strong chances to leave the club. Nunez’s exit in the summer is a concrete possibility, already discussed in recent months.”

With both sides seemingly prepared to part ways, it looks increasingly likely that this will be Nunez’s final season at Anfield. Journalist James Pearce shares a similar view, believing the Uruguayan’s departure from Merseyside is becoming more apparent as time goes on.

Although there were reports in January linking him to Saudi Arabia, his next move isn’t necessarily set for the Middle East. Clubs like Atletico Madrid have also been mentioned as potential destinations, keeping a European stay on the table.

New Liverpool manager Arne Slot appears to favor Diogo Jota and Luis Diaz in central attacking roles, suggesting a tactical shift next season.

For now, all Liverpool can hope for is that Nunez gives his best until the campaign ends—perhaps even producing another standout moment like his Brentford winner—to showcase his ability and boost his market value.