Luis Suarez Sends Serious Warnings To Darwin Nunez Following Crystal Palace Drama

 Following Darwin Nunez's dismissal from Liverpool for headbutting Joachim Andersen during the Reds' 1-1 draw with Crystal Palace on Monday, Luis Suarez advised fellow Uruguayan Darwin Nunez to learn from his mistakes.

Nunez's first Premier League start ended prematurely, and the 35-year-old Nacional striker, who was no stranger to controversy during his three-year stint at Anfield, admitted he had spoken to Nunez to provide some advise.

Suarez, who called himself a "idiot," acknowledged that he "suffered" from his errors while playing in the Premier League and urged Nunez to recover more quickly.

The Uruguayan international remarked in an interview with Telemundo, "I talked to him since he is just starting out and I wanted to make him aware that from now on [opponents] will be searching him out twice or three times more often].

Especially so in England. He's hearing it from an idiot who made mistakes and paid the price for them, but I grew stronger through falling and rising again.'

The situation will only worsen if you give them any more chances.

The 23-year-old was harassed and hounded by the Crystal Palace defender with hard challenges and physical shoving until he lost control and was dismissed.

The 23-year-old was harassed and hounded by the Crystal Palace defender with hard challenges and physical shoving until he lost control and was dismissed.

Given that Diogo Jota and Roberto Firmino were sidelined versus Palace due to injury, Nunez's red card has made things worse for Jurgen Klopp in the attack.

His £85 million signing will now miss the next three games against Manchester United, Bournemouth, and Newcastle, according to the German coach.