£48 million + bid for Liverpool Stars, he may withdraw with Diaz

As Bayern Munich strengthens his pursuit of Luis Diaz, Liverpool is now at risk of losing another star man, and a European club is reportedly offering improved offers for his signature.

Bayern Munich submits opening ceremony to sign Diaz

With only two years left, his current trading distance, Diaz’s direct Anfield future is suspected of Bayern Munich’s interest. The German giant reportedly submitted a £45 million offer to sign South America, and was not surprisingly told that the winger would not be sold, especially at that price.

Diaz himself reportedly is keen on the move, so it will certainly be interesting to see if Liverpool’s position changes in the coming weeks. If so, then the Reds could report that the Reds could demand about €80 million (£69 million) to approve Colombia’s withdrawal by next season.

It’s a transfer legend that can force Liverpool to return to the market in unexpected ways. However, it is an unsolved issue that they will turn to Diaz’s replacement.

Newcastle United’s Anthony Gordon is reportedly still a target after long-standing interest, and the decision of Hipies to sign Anthony Elanga may at least leave Ajar’s Ajar for the Reds for the Liverpool-born winger operation.

Meanwhile, as interest in Diaz starts to steal headlines, the exit door may also be open for another Anfield star in the coming weeks.

Naples prepares fresh £48 million

According to Offside, Naples is now preparing a new offer to sign Darwin Nunez from Liverpool this summer. The Italian giant has reportedly reached personal terms with Uruguay International and is now preparing a bid worth more than €55 million (£48 million) to ensure his next season is coming.

But like Diaz, Liverpool’s value for Nunez is worth more than £48 million this summer. In fact, reports suggest that the Premier League champions may demand up to €70 million (£61 million) to approve South America’s withdrawal. Whether Naples agrees to the valuation remains to be seen.

While it is undeniable that Nunez’s Anfield spell didn’t go away as anyone would have wanted, the striker still had some big moments, with late goals against Brentford and Nottingham Forest in particular standing out.

Ultimately, however, as the Red continues to pursue a deal for Hugo Ekitike, so instantly upgrading their way forward is ultimately the best choice for all parties.

Nunez, once called “wonderful” by former manager Jurgen Klopp, now seems destined to leave Liverpool after the club’s just three seasons.