Luis Diaz is set to leave Liverpool and join Bayern Munich after both clubs reached a full agreement for a transfer worth €75 million.
According to both Fabrizio Romano and David Ornstein, the deal includes guaranteed money and performance-related add-ons. Díaz has been granted permission to travel to Munich for his medical and is expected to sign a long-term contract with the German champions.
Liverpool’s First Major Sale of the Summer
Luis Díaz becomes Liverpool’s first major outgoing transfer of the summer window. The 28-year-old Colombian winger, who joined the Reds in 2022, played a key role in their recent successes but had reportedly expressed a desire for a new challenge.
The Athletic reports that Bayern had long admired Díaz, and with talks accelerating over the past week, the two clubs finalized terms quickly. Díaz had no hesitation once personal terms were settled, and the move is now just pending medicals.
What It Means for Both Clubs
For Bayern Munich:
Díaz offers pace, creativity, and Champions League experience—filling a major void in the wide areas after recent departures and injury concerns.
For Liverpool:
The sale frees up significant funds. With Díaz gone, attention now turns to his replacement. Names like Alexander Isak have been linked, though no formal bids have been made.
