“How Liverpool fans reacted to Darwin Núñez after his second deleted tweet caused outrage.”

Another day, another Darwin Núñez tweet gets deleted.

The frustrated Uruguayan striker voiced his unhappiness with his situation at Liverpool.
He posted, “No wonder I haven’t played more — the last time I started a Premier League game it went well and then suddenly…” before quickly removing the message from X (formerly known as Twitter).

Across the 2024/25 season, the 25-year-old has logged 1,920 minutes over 42 appearances in all competitions.
In the Premier League, Núñez has averaged 16 minutes less per match compared to last season.

Liverpool fans’ reaction to Núñez’s deleted tweet
It’s safe to say a good number of Liverpool supporters didn’t appreciate the timing of Núñez’s outburst on Saturday.
And understandably so — with Liverpool on the verge of securing their first league title in front of fans since April 1990, this was a time for unity and celebration.
Given the circumstances, Núñez should have known better.

@AnfieldRd96: “Darwin Núñez is a moron. We wanted him to succeed, but it hasn’t worked. He’s immature and not worth the trouble. That’s all there is to it.”

@ShanklyLFC: “The day before a historic title win, after receiving so much support, and he acts like this? Immature and wrong. Núñez should be the first player sold.”

@adamrowecomedy: “Don’t waste another second thinking about Núñez. This weekend should be nothing but positivity — and that fool doesn’t deserve to ruin it.”

Fans are understandably frustrated:

On the verge of a historic Premier League triumph

After consistently backing Núñez through highs and lows

His actions are seen as immature and mistimed

Calls are growing louder for the club to sell him

We share Adam Rowe’s sentiment — this sort of distraction has no place in what should be a joyous weekend.
Sure, there’s a bit of irony in writing about it, but it’s important to point out that Núñez’s complaints don’t have much merit.

Since his arrival from Benfica, the No.9 has been warmly embraced by the Liverpool faithful.
Even though his 2024/25 performances have been below expectations, fans have remained supportive.

However, it’s impossible to overlook the dip in his form:
His average Premier League match rating has dropped from 7.03 to 6.81 (per Sofascore).

While Arne Slot’s tactical approach may demand different things from Núñez, it’s ultimately up to the striker to adapt and rise to the challenge.
Instead, he’s chosen to air his grievances publicly — right before what could be a legendary day in Liverpool’s history.