Quote from: KTChampions on Today at 12:58:17 PM

Quote from: Velvet78 on Today at 08:32:42 AM

I agree that Nunez is actually a really solid striker. He was just like that while he was playing for Benfica. But since he joined Liverpool something has been going wrong. He started to waste so many goal opportunities. Maybe this was because of not being able to adapt to the environment quickly. At this point he differentiates from Haaland already.

Because nothing changes for Haaland about whether he plays for Dortmund or Manchester City. He still continues to be a goal machine just like we have seen in this season. Comparing the talents of these players Haaland is again way ahead of Nunez in my opinion. They are nearly at the same age but there is a very visible gap between the skills of these players. This is why Haaland is wanted much more than him.

As a scorer, Haaland is head and shoulders above everyone else now plus City are dominating and Liverpool had a very bad season so I don't think it makes sense to compare them. If next season Liverpool is normal, then perhaps Nunez will even compete with Haaland for the top 1, because despite the fantastic start and many records, Haaland scored only 6 goals more than Kane, who plays for the miserable Tottenham.

Yeah it was a really interesting ending to the season. It felt like Haaland would improve the goal record in one season in the league by a quite big amount. But it didn't happen and Kane was really nearly catching up with him. While Kane can do this even in a situation that his team play really badly, I can't imagine what he can do with a better team.

But I still wouldn't like to show it like the work Haaland did this season was an easy one. He definitely impressed people with a high scoring effort. He is a very young striker and we don't see many strikers at this age doing the same work in the number one European league.