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Luis Díaz Transfer Rumours: Saudi Millions or Barcelona Dream?

Saudi Clubs Battle for Luis Díaz Amid Barcelona Interest

According to Spanish outlet Todo Fichajes, Luis Díaz is attracting major interest from both Barcelona and Saudi Pro League giants Al-Nassr and Al-Hilal. The Colombian winger, a key figure at Liverpool, could be at the centre of a transfer saga this summer.

Al-Nassr, fresh from signing Jhon Durán for €77 million, and Al-Hilal, searching for a Neymar replacement, have identified Díaz as a top target. As Todo Fichajes reports, “The panorama for the 28-year-old could change significantly in the coming months.”

Will Liverpool Resist The Temptation?

Despite the interest, Liverpool are reluctant to sell, with Díaz under contract until 2027. However, an ‘irresistible offer’ from Saudi Arabia or a determined push from Barcelona could shift the situation. Barcelona see him as the ideal partner for Lamine Yamal, Lewandowski, and Raphinha.

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Contract Uncertainty Fuels Speculation

Díaz has two years left on his Liverpool deal, but no extension talks have progressed. His father has publicly hinted at a possible departure, adding fuel to transfer rumours.

Our View – Anfield Index Analysis

This report from Todo Fichajes raises serious concerns. The lack of contract talks with Díaz is alarming, especially given his father’s remarks about a potential exit.

Fans are eager for clarity. With Arne Slot now at the helm, securing Díaz’s future should be a priority. Losing him to Saudi millions or Barcelona would be a significant blow, particularly as his market value will soon decline with his contract winding down.

While the Saudi offers could be tempting financially, Liverpool must focus on on-field strength. Díaz remains a game-changer, and his departure could unsettle the team’s attacking balance.

The club must act decisively. Either extend his contract swiftly or command a substantial fee to reinvest in the squad. But the preference among most fans is clear: keep Díaz at Anfield.