Luis Diaz agrees terms with Bayern despite Liverpool’s ‘not for sale’ stance | OneFootball

Liverpool forward Luis Diaz has given the green light to a move to Bayern Munich this summer.

The Bundesliga giants have made Diaz their top target for the left-wing position, and Bild claims he has already agreed terms and expressed a willingness to join.

Bayern have yet to open formal talks with Liverpool, who have maintained that the Colombian is not for sale. However, the forward’s openness to the move may accelerate proceedings.

Diaz bagged 17 goals and eight assists across all competitions last season. Despite a productive campaign under Arne Slot, speculation over his future has persisted.

Barcelona and Al-Nassr have already made approaches, with the latter preparing a bid in the region of £73 million. Liverpool rejected those approaches, insisting they want to keep the former Porto man.

The German champions are targeting reinforcements after Jamal Musiala’s injury at the Club World Cup, and Diaz has emerged as the standout name on their shortlist.

No fee has yet been agreed, but Bayern are prepared to meet Liverpool’s valuation of around €70 million. Add-ons could play a role in shaping any eventual deal.

The Merseyside club’s focus remains elsewhere as they continue to mourn the tragic passing of forward Diogo Jota, who died last week aged just 28.

Diaz, speaking in Colombia this week, paid an emotional tribute to his teammate and friend.

The Colombian’s comments underlined how difficult the current atmosphere at Liverpool is, with the players preparing for pre-season amid grief and disbelief.

Diaz remains a Liverpool player for now, but the growing momentum behind a Bayern move suggests a significant development could be on the horizon.