Liverpool Close the Door on Díaz: €100M or Nothing

The Colombian wants out, but Reds won’t budge

Luis Díaz has made his intentions clear: he wants to leave Liverpool this summer. However, his path out of Anfield is far from simple. The Premier League giants have slapped a €100 million price tag on the Colombian winger, shutting the door on multiple bids from European heavyweights.

Bayern’s bids fall short

Bayern Munich have made the strongest move so far. Their latest bid, believed to be around €67.5 million, was immediately rejected by Liverpool.

Vincent Kompany is eager to bring Díaz to Bavaria, and the player himself is reportedly open to the move. But as things stand, the financial gap is too wide. Liverpool are refusing to negotiate unless the €100M mark is met.

Barça interested, but powerless

The FC Barcelona dream remains alive for Díaz. The player has long admired the Catalan giants and would jump at the chance to wear the blaugrana shirt. But reality bites.

Barça’s financial limitations make a straight cash offer impossible. The club has explored ideas like a loan with an obligation to buy, but Liverpool are not interested. They want cash up front, no conditions.

Díaz pushing for exit

The Colombian international believes the time is right for a new challenge. While he remains professional, sources close to the player say he’s frustrated by Liverpool’s hardline stance.

He has two years left on his contract, and knows that waiting too long could reduce his market value. But for now, his hands are tied.

Liverpool’s high-risk strategy

Liverpool’s position is clear: no discount for one of their key players. But it’s a risky game. If Díaz stays against his will, it could impact both his performances and squad morale.

Letting him walk for free in 2026 would be a financial disaster — which is why many insiders believe Liverpool will eventually have to lower their demands.