Bayern Munich bid €52m for Liverpool star

Bayern have offered €52 million. That is nowhere near what Liverpool want.

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Liverpool might be in for a summer of changes. Florian Wirtz, Milos Kerkez, and Jeremie Firmpong have already walked through the door at Anfield.

So, it is quite natural that some Liverpool players will walk the other way round at Anfield.

One of their top attacking players could be on his way out, and talks from his side suggest he is ready for a change.

However, the Merseyside club have no plans to sell. They believe he is still a big part of their future.

But the situation is becoming harder to control, especially with European giants circling.

Barcelona have been tracking him for months.

Bayern Munich, however, have just stepped in with an official bid.

The German side are pushing hard, hoping to strike early and secure a deal before the market heats up further.

As Transfer News Live revealed before, the German giants have already agreed terms with this Liverpool star.

According to BILD, Bayern have offered €52 million. That is nowhere near what Liverpool want.

But Bayern see this as just the start. They believe the player wants to leave and hope that pressure from his camp will shift the talks in their favour.

The winger’s contract runs until 2027. Yet, no fresh discussions have happened with Liverpool over a renewal.

That silence is starting to feel louder with each passing week.

Luiz Diaz, now 28, is believed to be open to a new challenge.

He has given everything for Liverpool since joining from FC Porto.

But with a few strong years still left in him, he wants to explore a fresh start, perhaps in the Bundesliga.

As of now, Liverpool are standing firm. But the game may change if bigger bids come in. Bayern’s interest is very real in Luis Díaz.

The report confirms that the German club have tested the waters with that first offer.

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