Darwin Nunez’s recent ban, which was imposed following the Copa America controversy, has officially been lifted, giving Liverpool a significant boost as they head into a crucial part of the season.

The Uruguayan striker had been facing a potential suspension due to his involvement in a chaotic incident during the tournament, which threatened to sideline him for both club and country. However, with the ban now removed, Nunez is free to return to action for Liverpool, much to the relief of manager Jurgen Klopp and the team’s supporters.

Nunez’s availability comes at an important time for Liverpool, as they are navigating a busy fixture schedule across multiple competitions.

His presence in the squad provides Klopp with additional firepower in attack, adding to an already potent forward line. Known for his speed, physicality, and finishing ability, Nunez has proven to be a key player for Liverpool since his arrival.

His return allows Klopp more tactical flexibility, whether as a starting option or a game-changing substitute, and enhances the team’s depth as they compete in the Premier League, Champions League, and domestic cup competitions.

In a separate development, Feyenoord manager Arne Slot has made the decision to cancel a planned behind-closed-doors friendly. The match was originally scheduled to give non-international players a chance to stay sharp during the international break.