Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp was impressed by the impact Darwin Nunez had coming off the bench to turn the Community Shield in his side's favour against Manchester City.

The 23-year-old Uruguay striker, who could become the club's record signing at £85m if all the add-ons included in the summer deal with Benfica come to fruition, was introduced with 30 minutes to go and produced an impressive cameo.
He won the late penalty from which Mohamed Salah put the Reds 2-1 up and then stooped to head home in added time to seal a 3-1 win in Leicester.
He also caused Ederson a few problems, drawing the City goalkeeper into a challenge - in his very first attack - which would probably have resulted in a penalty were it not for an offside flag, and then forcing the Brazil international into a goal-denying save.

"It was good, it was really good. It is clear it will get better with time," said Klopp. "We live in a world where everybody gets judged on first sight and that's not helpful for anybody, but it happens constantly.

He was brilliant yesterday,he needs to put more effort in converting his changes as EPL won't give you much of it.
Liverpool is an attacking team,so I know he will fit in well,I wish him good luck for the season

The guy is good. Liverpool played like Mane never left. Those guys are machines...Better relentless pressing