With the transfer market heating up this summer, top European clubs are scrambling to snap up star talent.
But when it comes to Luis Diaz, Liverpool are making one thing crystal clear: he’s not going anywhere.
Despite whispers from Germany about Bayern Munich circling with a hefty offer, the Reds have drawn a bold red line—Diaz is staying put.
Bayern Munich Eyes Diaz, But Liverpool Says No Deal
Recent reports from Germany claimed that Bayern Munich, now led by Vincent Kompany, submitted an offer of €52 million (around £44 million) for the Colombian forward.
However, sources close to Liverpool say no formal bid has actually landed on their desk—and even if it did, it wouldn’t be entertained.
Liverpool aren’t interested in engaging in any talks about selling Diaz, no matter how tempting the offer.
Their stance is firm: he’s not for sale, and that message hasn’t changed.
Reds Committed to Diaz Under Arne Slot
With new boss Arne Slot preparing for his debut Premier League season, Liverpool have no plans to part ways with one of their key attacking weapons.
Club insiders say the Merseyside team is completely focused on keeping Diaz as a central figure in Slot’s squad for the upcoming campaign.
Even with reports suggesting Bayern were willing to raise their offer to €60 million (about £51.6 million), Liverpool remain unmoved.
Diaz Drawing Attention Across Europe—and Beyond
It’s no surprise Diaz is in high demand.
The 28-year-old has had a standout season, grabbing 25 goal contributions in 50 appearances across all competitions as Liverpool reclaimed the Premier League title.
Clubs like Barcelona and several Saudi Arabian sides have also shown interest in signing the forward, whose contract runs until 2027.
But so far, none have managed to shake Liverpool’s resolve.
Diaz: Happy at Liverpool, But Open to Talks
Despite all the speculation, Diaz has been open about his feelings—he’s content where he is.
“I’m very, very happy in Liverpool,” he said in a recent interview.
“From day one, they’ve made me feel really welcome.”
Still, he acknowledged the reality of transfer season: “We’re in contact with other clubs, it’s normal.
The market is open, and we’re trying to sort out what’s best for us.”
But he added a key point: “If Liverpool doesn’t make a good offer, I still have two years left with them.
I’d be happy and content to stay. Everything depends on them.”
A Solid Track Record Since 2022
Luis Diaz joined Liverpool from Porto in January 2022 in a deal worth an initial £37.5 million—and he’s proven to be worth every penny.
In just a few years, he’s made 148 appearances for the club and has become only the second Colombian player ever to win the Premier League, after Juan Cuadrado did it with Chelsea.
No Room for Negotiation—Liverpool Stand Firm
In a transfer window full of rumors, it’s rare to see a club so decisive.
But Liverpool are drawing a hard line when it comes to Diaz.
Whether Bayern, Barca, or any Saudi club comes knocking, the message is the same: Luis Diaz is not for sale.