Kimmich full of praise for tireless Diaz: "Never seems to get tired" | OneFootball

Luis Díaz is not only causing a stir at FC Bayern with his goal involvements. The newcomer was also a constant source of unrest against Werder Bremen - and received special praise from Joshua Kimmich afterwards.

In the 4:0 home victory against the Hanseatics, the Colombian was once again the center of attention. In the 27th minute, he prepared the second goal perfectly, overall he impressed with speed, dribbling, and tireless commitment. Until his substitution in the 84th minute, he kept the Bremen defense busy almost single-handedly.

Kimmich was impressed by the way the summer addition has fit in Munich: "He always exudes an extreme desire for football. You never get the feeling that he is tired. He always wants the ball and always wants to play forward."

The midfield boss particularly praised the 28-year-old's game intelligence: "It's not difficult when you come from another country. He hardly loses the ball. He does it very, very well."

A strong start in the Bayern jersey

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So far, Díaz can boast an impressive record. In his first eight competitive matches for the record champions, he has scored four goals and provided three assists. This early justifies the high expectations that were attached to the summer's marquee signing.

The lead goal against Bremen was curious: Officially, it was attributed to Jonathan Tah, but Díaz had previously deflected the ball decisively with his knee. The offensive player himself later clarified that the touch was unintentional. "The only thing that matters is that we scored the goal and I was able to help the team," he said after the game.

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