It seems that Uruguayan striker Darwin Nunez is living his final days within the walls of Liverpool, as reports suggest that his departure from Anfield during the summer transfer window has become almost certain, given the club's desire to restructure the attacking line.

According to the 'CaughtOffside' website, Liverpool has already begun to move towards signing Mason Greenwood, the former Manchester United striker and current Marseille player, as the club has made contacts to gather information about his situation and the possibility of signing him in the summer of 2025.

Greenwood is having an outstanding season with Marseille in Ligue 1, and the club is expected to open the door for his sale for around 70 million euros. Despite the controversy surrounding the player due to his previous issues in England, he is still considered a promising talent looking for a new opportunity in the Premier League.

Moreover, Nunez's departure would provide the Reds with a significant amount of money that could be invested in strengthening the forward line, especially after his inconsistent performances since joining from Benfica, despite some bright moments he has shown while wearing Liverpool's jersey.

Liverpool officials continue to explore several attacking options, but Greenwood's name remains strongly considered within the club's corridors in preparation for the new season.