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(Video) Watch Darwin Nunez put through his paces in Uruguay training as he reports early for national duty
(Video) Watch Darwin Nunez put through his paces in Uruguay training as he reports early for national duty
Darwin Nunez opted to train with his Uruguayan colleagues during the break before international duty since Liverpool’s postponed encounter with Chelsea gave our players a vacation.
The national team’s social media pages posted videos, and our No. 27 was clearly fatigued in the footage, demonstrating the amount of work he has been putting in.
The 23-year-early old’s reporting and intense training are a testament to his love for his country and desire to become a better player.
Let’s hope the former Benfica player has a productive break that culminates in several goals and strong performances.
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Primer entrenamiento en Viena a la espera del resto del plantel. #ElEquipoQueNosUne pic.twitter.com/HUU8K3Xf51
— Selección Uruguaya (@Uruguay) September 18, 2022
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