Luis Diaz remains a focal point in the transfer market as uncertainty regarding his future at Liverpool continues.
The 28-year-old winger had a standout season under new manager Arne Slot, playing a key role in Liverpool’s Premier League title-winning 2024/25 campaign. Diaz scored 17 goals in all competitions last season.
Slot used the Colombian both as a left winger and a striker, which gave the team a huge advantage. The Dutch mastermind effectively utilized his versatility, and reports indicate that Slot still considers him a vital part of his plans for next season.
Meanwhile, several clubs are keen to sign Luis Diaz, according to multiple reports. Saudi giants Al-Nassr reportedly want the Colombian to play alongside Cristiano Ronaldo, after the Portuguese legend confirmed he will stay at the club following their UEFA Nations League triumph.
Barcelona are also monitoring Diaz closely. The Spanish club have been keeping tabs on the Colombian for a long time, and reports claim Diaz only wants Barcelona if he decides to leave Anfield this summer.
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Barcelona reportedly set a spending limit for Luis Diaz
According to Jose Alvarez Haya, Barcelona have set a €60 million cap for signing Diaz this summer.
The Spanish club have struggled with financial issues in recent years. They need a proper left winger, but sources suggest they cannot afford a big transfer fee. Barcelona’s director Deco, is reportedly aware of the situation and is closely watching.
On the other hand, Al-Nassr are said to be ready to offer around €85 million for the left winger—but as of now, Diaz doesn’t seem interested in making a move to Saudi Arabia.
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