Luis Diaz – Liverpool's Colombian striker is said to have agreed to join Bayern Munich during the summer transfer window 2025 with a salary 4 times higher than the current income at Anfield. In the opposite direction, Liverpool plans to spend to own both Ekitike and Rodrygo.
Liverpool rejected the initial offer worth 67.5 million euros from Bayern for Luis Diaz, and confirmed that the Colombian player was not for sale.
However, Bayern will return to a higher proposal because at this time, the Bundesliga champion team desperately needs the long -term injury of Jamal Musiara and Thomas Muller has left the club.
While waiting for the new number that Bayern sent to Liverpool, Diaz considered to complete all the personal terms with the German team. Accordingly, Diaz will receive a remuneration of up to 14 million euros per year at the Allianz Arena.
This figure is equivalent to the weekly salary of more than 265,000 euros accompanied by bonuses related to the contribution and achievements of the club. The high remuneration makes Diaz nod soon with Bayern and that's why he refused to continue to stick with Liverpool.
The salary of only 64,000 euros that he is enjoying in Liverpool makes Diaz unable to be satisfied if compared to the contribution and the importance of the Colombian star at Anfield today.
In the opposite direction, Liverpool is also planning to replace Diaz as well as supplementing personnel to the attack when Diogo Jota was unhappy died in early July. Liverpool is preparing an offer worth £ 86 million (100 million euros) asking to buy Hugo Ekitike, after the French striker admitted to join the Anfield team.
The 22 -year -old star is the perfect modern modern style that coach Arne Slot needs – a player who almost meets all the criteria that the Dutch strategist wants at No. 9.
Along with that, Liverpool is also considering recruiting Rodrygo from Real Madrid. The Real's side is willing to let the Brazilian star leave immediately if any partner will spend 90 million euros. Liverpool's strongest opponent in this deal is Man City.