The Premier League champions have placed a price-tag on the Colombian star and are planning a left-winger raid of their own, according to reports

Barcelona have had Liverpool winger Luis Diaz near or top of their shortlist to strengthen in the attack for the last two seasons. The Colombian winger is seemingly keen on a move to Catalonia, but

Recent reports in Germany claim that the forward, who scored 17 goals for Premier League champions Liverpool last year, is keen on a move to Bayern, while it has also been suggested the Bavarians have made an official bid for Diaz. Meanwhile, his affection for Barcelona is also well known.

Liverpool have received an offer for Luis Diaz as contract talks with the Colombian continue but Bayern Munich's figure is well below the valuation they have set

There is thought to be interest from Saudi Arabia, while Barcelona sporting director Deco openly named Díaz as a target earlier this summer. The Catalan giants could be even more inclined to pursue the 28-year-old after getting snubbed by Athletic Club forward Nico Williams.

The Colombian's future has been the subject of scrutiny all summer. Andy Jones and Andrew Jones untangle the debate

Luis Diaz and Alisson Becker travelled to Portugal this week to attend the seventh-day mass for Diogo Jota and his brother Andre Silva, who tragically died in a car accident. After missing the funeral,

Jota and Silva were laid to rest at a funeral service in their hometown of Gondomar on Saturday, which was attended by the majority of the Liverpool first-team, including captain Virgil van Dijk and manager Arne Slot, as well as Manchester City's Bernardo Silva and Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes.

Luis Diaz has reportedly handed in a transfer request as he continues to be linked with a move away from Liverpool. During the 24/25 season, Diaz recorded 17 goals and eight assists for Liverpool as the Reds clinched a 20th top flight title.

Diaz could follow Darwin Nunez in leaving Liverpool, as a report on Thursday claimed his move to a European giant is on the brink of being ‘triggered’.