Liverpool firmly rejected Bayern Munich’s attempt to discuss a potential transfer for Luis Diaz and sent a clear, consistent message that Colombia’s winger will not be sold under any circumstances this summer.
Bayern sports director Max Eberl took a method against Liverpool on behalf of the German champion in hopes to explore Diaz’s deal, but under Sky Sports News’ contract, Premier League champion’s lawyer Lyall Thomas rejected Bayern’s attitude and ended the exchange immediately after the method was conducted.
Luis Diaz has attracted interest this summer
This is the second time Liverpool has taken this corporate stance against Diaz’s future this summer. Early in the window, Barcelona also made informal approaches for the 28-year-old, but received only the same information from Liverpool that the players were not for sale.
Despite speculation from top European clubs and Saudi professional league team Al-Nassr, they reportedly viewed Diaz as a top winger target according to Ben Jacobs, Liverpool’s stance remains the same.
Under the guidance of CEO Michael Edwards and Sports Director Richard Hughes, Liverpool’s leadership is prioritizing team stability and continuous performance in summer strategy.
Liverpool has no intention of selling Colombians
Diaz is seen as a key member of the Liverpool setup and a key part of the club program under manager Arne Slot.
His ability to play big, defensively contributed in the media and added creativity in the last third, leaving him a Liverpool player reluctant to lose as they prepare to defend the Premier League title and compete for the Champions League next season.
Meanwhile, Bayern will now be forced to explore their search for alternative options for wingers and try to test Liverpool’s determination firmly.
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