How many matches will Darwin Nunez miss after the red card on Crystal Palace?

Darwin Nunez got the red card at the first start in the Liverpool Premier League formation, where his crazy moment against Crystal Palace means the attacker who cost 64 million pounds will be suspended for a while. Uruguay lost his temper during a run-in with Joachim Andersen resulting in a headshot on the Eagles defender.

The 23-year-old has become the first player to be expelled in red card for misbehaves since Jurgen Klopp took the lead in the Reds team, but how many matches are expected to miss him.

Every red card directly for violent behavior at Premier League results in three games of no game.

Nunez will now count the cost of his move against Palace, with Klopp agreeing to speak with his record transfer to his field behavior.

I'll talk to him, of course”, Reds coach said.

I'll see the situation first. I don't know what happened. I saw Andersen on the ground and Darwin walking. That was my view. So I'm going to ask our player, I'm going to see if it was a red card, the player's bad reaction”.

“Andersen wanted it and got it, but Darwin made a mistake”

A little provocation here and there and definitely a bad reaction. I do not deny this”, Klopp added.

He'll learn from this. Unfortunately he won't be able to do a few matches for us right now, which is not good for us, even for the specific situation that we are in, but that's what's”

Reds have so far won two points in the first two matches of the 2022/23 season against Fulham and Palace, and now they will be without the nine minimum number by the end of August.

During that time they will face the old rival Manchester United in Old Tuffford, as they await Bournemouth and Newcastle in Mercedes.

While Nunez is guaranteed three games of no game for Liverpool, Red Jami Carragher legend said he might be missing even more until Clopp is working for his team integration.

The problem was not today, the problem is that until he returns to the team because he will remain in the bank because of the suspension and I don't believe he'll be back in the launch formation by six weeks”, said the former defender for Sky Sports, who also witnessed this intervention.

Kloppi with his team will play in the drench at Goodison Park with Everton on September 3rd, as Wolfves visit them in Anfield a week later and Reds will play the last game before the Nationals' matches with Chelsea on September 18th.