Luis Díaz, one of Liverpool’s most impressive players during the previous season, could be on the move this summer if the club receives a suitable offer.
This update comes from Sky Germany journalist Florian Plettenberg, who reports that interest in the Colombian winger is growing.
Despite his strong performances — scoring 17 goals in all competitions and adapting well under new manager Arne Slot — Díaz’s future at Anfield remains uncertain.
Several major clubs are reportedly keeping tabs on the 28-year-old. Barcelona has shown long-standing interest, and Saudi side Al-Hilal is also monitoring the situation.
Most recently, Bayern Munich has entered the race, adding Díaz to their list of potential summer targets. Under new head coach Vincent Kompany, the German giants are said to be exploring options for reinforcing their attack, especially with the possible departures of Serge Gnabry or Kingsley Coman.
If either of them leaves, Bayern could accelerate their pursuit of Díaz.
Tensions have reportedly been building behind the scenes at Liverpool. According to media outlets in Colombia, Díaz and his representatives are dissatisfied with the lack of progress in contract renewal discussions.
While the winger still has two years remaining on his current deal, no agreement has been reached for an extension.
This contractual uncertainty has only added fuel to ongoing speculation about his future.
At Liverpool, competition for attacking roles remains fierce. Players like Cody Gakpo and Florian Wirtz — who is also capable of operating on the left flank — may further complicate Díaz’s standing in the squad.
Though Díaz has played a crucial role in recent campaigns, the depth of talent available means the club could consider a sale if a compelling offer is made.
As of now, no official negotiations have taken place between Liverpool and Bayern Munich regarding Díaz. However, with the transfer window still open, the situation is fluid and could change quickly.
Given the number of high-profile clubs interested and the player’s contract situation, this is a developing story to watch closely in the coming weeks.
Whether Díaz remains at Anfield or begins a new chapter elsewhere will likely depend on how negotiations evolve and whether Liverpool receives an offer that matches their valuation.
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