Peter Crouch has praised ‘tremendous signing’ after his impressive Liverpool debut against Fulham.
The £85million summer signing started the match on the bench but came on to make a decisive impact in the second half.
Fulham led the game at Craven Cottage twice, but Nunez contributed with a goal and assist to help the Reds rescue a point.
His goal was an audacious flicked finish, while he set up who levelled up the scores at 2-2.
‘Good impact, he can’t do any more – he’s been involved in both goals,’ Crouch told BT Sport.
‘I thought he led the line well. I think there’s lots more to come from him, he’s a tremendous signing.’
Crouch also highlighted fellow substitute Harvey Elliott, who also impressed after he was brought on as a substitute in the second half.
The former Liverpool striker believes Elliott can help add a creative spark to the midfield and is expecting big things from the 19-year-old this season.
‘Harvey Elliott as well, I think he’s going to have a real good season,’ Crouch added.
‘They’ve talked about the creativity in Liverpool’s midfield.
‘I think he’s the man to bring it this year I really do.’
On Liverpool’s display, Reds boss Jurgen Klopp said: ‘The best news about this game is the result, so I am really fine with the point.
‘I know we could’ve won the game, that wouldn’t have made our performance a little bit better, but we could have, but it would have been too much today.
‘I am happy for the punishment we got with losing two points, if you want. I know you can see that differently – Fulham might say as well they lost two points – but that’s how football is.
‘We all can see it our way. But again, the most positive thing is the result.’
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