Definitive goodbye to Barça? Liverpool puts an astronomical price on Luis Díaz

Published New:15/07/2025 - 15:50h

Updated New:15/07/2025 - 15:50h

Liverpool toughens conditions and distances Luis Díaz from Barcelona in this summer market

The possible departure of Luis Díaz from Liverpool is becoming increasingly complicated. The 'Reds' give the impression of being totally closed to letting the Colombian go this summer, rejecting offers for him and setting a release price that seems designed to scare away any team that wants to acquire the services of the former Porto player.

The 'Reds' rejected a big offer from Bayern for Luis Díaz

According to journalist David Ornstein in The Athletic, Liverpool has already rejected an offer of €67.5 million for Luis Díaz, from Bayern Munich. The reason? The 'scousers' apparently considered the proposal insufficient, valuing the fact that the Colombian is not for sale and that, in the hypothetical case that he was, his price would be around €100 million.

That position of Liverpool only makes it clear how complicated negotiations can become, whether for FC Barcelona or Bayern Munich, in their attempt to sign the Barrancas native in this summer market. However, both teams could still have a card in their favor: the plans of 'Lucho' Díaz himself.

The Colombian has already asked to leave: Barça and Bayern, attentive

It should not be overlooked that, recently, it was said that the left winger had already expressed to the 'Red' team his desire to change scenery in this summer window if an appropriate offer arrives. A departure in which both Bayern Munich and Barcelona are precisely the favorites, although there are other clubs, such as Al-Nassr of Saudi Arabia, who do not lose hope of being able to hire him.

Now it will be necessary to see where this case of Luis Díaz and his possible departure from Liverpool leads. A matter in which, bringing it down to reality, Barça gives the sensation of being increasingly distant, primarily due to the economic pretensions of the 'Reds' and the strong competition for his transfer.

In fact, it has even been said that his strongest contender in this bid, Bayern Munich, already has agreed a personal agreement with the player in case of reaching an understanding with Liverpool regarding the release price.

Meanwhile, the azulgrana team —which also has other options on its agenda, such as Marcus Rashford (Manchester United)— barely seems to have the player's willingness to join the team. There is no talk of concrete negotiations, despite being the club's apparent plan A, endorsed by the sports director, Deco, but whose complexity gives the sensation of placing him further and further away from the Ciudad Condal.

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