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Darwin Nunez Set to Follow Strict Saudi Rule: Cristiano Ronaldo is Allowed to Break It


Richard Hughes and his crew have been working on outgoings while Liverpool looks to bring in additional players, with Marc Guehi and Alexander Isak seemingly the most likely candidates to join Merseyside. Darwin Nunez has apparently decided to join Al Hilal of the Saudi Pro League, a move that could oblige the Uruguayan to adhere to extremely tight rules that impact his family. This move could be connected to Isak.



With Hugo Ekitike and Florian Wirtz joining the Merseyside Reds this summer and Isak eager to do the same, Liverpool has not only proven to be a competitive destination for superstars, but they have also demonstrated that they are shrewd sellers. The next one seems to be from Darwin Nunez, who has received high sums for players like Jarell Quansah and Luis Diaz.


Nunez is reportedly amenable to relocating to Saudi Arabia, but the relocation would provide a special challenge because of a local regulation that might require him to live alone or somewhere else. Only Cristiano Ronaldo has broken this norm, therefore it remains to be seen if the former Benfica player would receive preferential treatment.



Darwin Nunez Must Comply with a Special Law Before His Alleged Relocation to Saudi Arabia
Only Cristiano Ronaldo has been exempt from the law.




Al Hilal has agreed to pay £46.2 million for Liverpool’s number nine, according to The Athletic. This is a far cry from the £70 million they turned down in January. The Premier League winners, who paid £64 million to recruit the Uruguayan from Benfica in 2022, will suffer a huge loss.


Due to his difficulties, he only managed to score 40 goals in 143 games for the Merseyside-based squad, although having acknowledged that he did not realise how “strong” the Premier League would be. It may present the forward with a special challenge off the pitch as they embark on a new chapter.

In Saudi Arabia, it is illegal for unmarried couples to live together. Nunez and his long-time girlfriend will have to consider their alternatives as they travel to the Middle East this summer with their two children, a rule that only Cristiano Ronaldo can break.

Even though cohabitation without a marriage contract is still illegal under kingdom law, authorities have recently begun to ignore the problem and stop prosecuting anyone. Even though the law forbids cohabitation without marriage, Saudi officials no longer get involved in this issue for expats. – SPORT

The Merseyside Struggles of Darwin Nunez
The Premier League was not illuminated by the Uruguayan.

Though the move from the Portuguese league to the Premier League hasn’t been successfully repeated in recent years, Nunez came to Anfield after a season in which he scored 34 goals in 41 games, raising expectations that he would emulate former teammate Diaz.

According to xGPhilosophy on X, Liverpool’s number nine should have scored 15 more goals than he has, as he has scored 25 goals in the Premier League from an xG of 40.34. Slot’s team will hope that this move would allow Isak to take over the number nine shirt at Anfield, which is even more impressive given that they won the Premier League in 2024–2025.



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