Romano also mentioned that, one year ago, Manchester City showed genuine interest in Diaz, but the move didn’t materialize. Currently, Barcelona is reportedly looking for a winger, and Diaz is admired by some people within the club. However, his potential move to Barcelona will depend on their financial situation, including the transfer fee and salary they can offer.
Romano noted that while the possibility of Diaz leaving Liverpool is real, it is not certain. He also emphasized that Saudi clubs remain keen on Diaz, who could be part of what promises to be a busy summer transfer window.
This update aligns with the broader anticipation of changes at Liverpool, with players like Diaz, Darwin Nunez, Diogo Jota, and Cody Gakpo (who has been injured) underperforming in recent weeks. As Liverpool looks to rebuild its attack under a new head coach, the future of Diaz could be part of a significant overhaul.