Transfer BOMBSHELL from Liverpool to Barcelona revealed by Luis Diaz

Luis Diaz reportedly intends to accomplish a “dream” by moving to Barcelona this summer, according to a recent Spanish press story.

In light of his uncertain future, Diaz, 27, has been linked to a possible move from Liverpool in recent reports.

The Colombian has a contract with Anfield through 2027, but given his recent struggles, it’s been speculated that the Reds may decide to cash in on their chances in the event that a strong offer comes in.

Prior discussions between Diaz’s representation and Barca executives hinted that Liverpool could want a price tag of between €120 million and €140 million for the winger, which would be prohibitively expensive for the Catalans.

But according to recent reports, Diaz is dead set on moving to Barcelona, which may pave the way for a Liverpool exit.

For the financially challenged Catalans, who must adhere to stringent budgetary restrictions coming into the transfer season, it would be a difficult operation.

Joan Laporta, the president of the club, is reportedly looking for outside investment to get the necessary funds for new hires because she is at a loss for financial options.

Barca also have a number of first-team players that they are open to hearing bids for.

To raise money for possible additions, players like Robert Lewandowski, Raphinha, and Ferran Torres may be made available this summer.

FOUR LIVERPOOL STARS OFFERED TO BARCELONA 

According to recent sources, Barca has spoken with third parties about FOUR Liverpool players: Fabio Carvalho, Darwin Nunez, Kostas Tsimikas, and Diaz are all being considered for trades.

Furthermore, if the Catalan club could afford the additions, it was implied that all four were effectively offered to them.

According to Mundo Deportivo, Diaz is reportedly getting preference over players like Nico Williams, Dani Olmo, and Porto star Pepe, indicating that Barca is desperate to recruit a top-tier left winger.

With new sporting director Richard Hughes taking over as director of player acquisitions and FSG CEO of Football Michael Edwards taking over as head of football, this summer at Liverpool seems to be a time of regeneration under Jurgen Klopp.

Additionally, Liverpool will have a new coach—likely Arne Slot—and it’s unclear which players the Merseysiders would consider expendable.