DARWIN NUNEZ has allegedly deleted a tweet criticising his lack of playing time at Liverpool this season.
The Reds ace, 25, shared a cryptic post on Saturday morning where he appeared to take aim at his situation at the club.
has made 42 appearances in colours this season, but only 17 of these have come from starts, while he has 17 goal contributions with seven goals and seven assists in all comps.
His frustrating lack of minutes led to a sensational report from earlier this week that Nunez was not being selected to start for financial reasons.
A Bola claimed Liverpool would have to pay another £4.3million , though this was denied by manager .
Nunez has started 49 Prem and games combined for Liverpool since almost three years ago.
And in a now-deleted post on X, formerly known as , Nunez is said to have wrote: “No wonder I don't play more, because the last game I started in the Premier League went well and suddenly…”
The alleged Nunez comment was swiftly deleted from his page, before his profile picture was also changed.
Nunez's last Premier League start came against bottom-club Southampton in March, where he registered a goal and assist in a 3-1 win before he returned to the bench for the next game against .
However, Nunez's general form and commitment this season have been openly questioned by fans and Slot alike.
Slot previously said: “I helped him by saying you can miss a chance. I wasn't only hard on him. But for the second time in a row I wasn't happy with his work effort, against Wolves and against Villa.
“I can't accept if a player doesn't give everything. That is clear. I can accept it once, but twice was a bit too much. That's why I addressed it.”
The allegedly removed post was replaced by another morning post where Nunez shared a selfie of himself alongside midfielder drinking Argentine staple drink, mate, captioned: “Good morning.”
Liverpool look set to win the Premier League this weekend.
Slot's team need just a point to secure the title, so need at least a draw against 16th-place Tottenham at Anfield on Sunday.
The title will be the club's second of the Premier League era and 20th English league title overall, drawing them level with .
