Eagle-Eyed Supporters Spot Darwin Nunez's Reaction to Jurgen Klopp's Farewell Guard of Honour from boggiewoogies eagle Watch Video

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Liverpool supporters have quickly highlighted Darwin Nunez's reaction to Jurgen Klopp's farewell guard of honor amid speculation over the Uruguayan forward's future. <br/><br/>Klopp bowed out on a high after a 2-0 victory against Wolves on Sunday, his final match in charge of the club after a nine-and-a-half-year spell.<br/><br/>The outgoing boss emerged after the full-time whistle to deliver one last message to the crowd at Anfield.<br/><br/>His players had lined up on either side of the tunnel for Klopp and his departing backroom staff to walk through and receive a rapturous reception from supporters.<br/><br/>Some Liverpool fans noted that Nunez, while lined up in the guard of honor with his team-mates, had a muted reaction as Klopp made his way through.<br/><br/>'Every player clapped as Klopp made his way through the guard of honor. All except one,' one supporter wrote.<br/><br/>'The same player [Nunez] that couldn't have looked less interested during his final post-match team talk.'<br/><br/>The Liverpool fan claimed 'He clapped for every other player & member of staff that walked through but made a point of not doing so for Klopp.'<br/><br/>Another supporter wrote 'I feel sick, I can't believe Nunez didn't applaud Klopp'.<br/><br/>Liverpool players had gathered to send off the legendary boss at the end of their final Premier League match of the season at Anfield.<br/><br/>Away from the pitch, Klopp gave an emotional speech to the players for the final time in the dressing room.<br/><br/>The 56-year-old started off by insisting that he was more than happy with his team's season despite missing out on the Premier League title.<br/><br/>'The football you can play is ridiculous,' he said. 'I can't wait, watching you develop, making the next steps.'<br/><br/>After being told that Manchester City had won their fourth title in a row - with Liverpool the last team to stop them in 2020 - Klopp added: 'You can do that again. I said to you this morning. There might be some people that say to you \