Al-Nassr Has Offered €60 Million To Sign Liverpool Winger: Why The Reds Should Not Sell Him? | OneFootball

Liverpool might be set to win the Premier League this season, but they have suffered in the EFL Cup and Champions League. They lost to Newcastle United in the EFL Cup final and were knocked out by PSG in the round of 16 of the Champions League. The Reds might be getting ready for big changes in their squad, with a number of players expected to depart the club.

Trent Alexander-Arnold and Virgil van Dijk might leave the club this summer for free as their contracts expire at the end of the season. The Reds have been very dependent on Mohamed Salah this season, and hence, the club need reinforcements in attack in the summer.

Al-Nassr Has Offered €60 Million To Sign Liverpool Player Luis Diaz

Amidst all this, Fichajes has reported that Al-Nassr has offered €60 million to sign Luis Diaz in the summer. The Colombian has been an integral part of the attack for the Reds, and hence it is not quite sure that the Reds will be willing to let him leave in the summer.

Luis Diaz has scored 11 goals in 31 matches so far in the Premier League 2024/2025 season. Overall, Luis Diaz’s goals scored per 90 minutes is 0.48. Moreover, the Colombian’s total G/A (goals + assists) is 16 for this season. His goal involvement equates to 0.69 per 90 minutes, and his non-penalty xG per 90 minutes is 0.44.

What should the Reds do?

Liverpool shouldn’t even think about selling Luis Diaz for Al-Nassr’s €60 million summer bid. Diaz is pure dynamite—his work rate, flair, and knack for popping up with crucial goals make him indispensable. At 28, he is in his prime, and replacing that spark would cost way more than €60 million in today’s market.

Look at his impact: he stretches defenses, links play, and never shies away from the grind. Selling him to a Saudi club feels like a step backwards for a team chasing Premier League glory and Champions League nights. Arne Slot is building something exciting, and Diaz is a cornerstone. Cashing in might balance the books, but it would gut the squad’s soul. Liverpool’s got young gems like Gakpo and Szoboszlai, but Diaz’s experience is the glue. Keep him, back him, and let him shine at Anfield. That’s the only move that makes sense.