The Spanish giants made contact on Tuesday to explore the possibility of signing the Colombian winger, but were met with a swift and unequivocal response from the Merseyside club. Liverpool made it clear that Díaz is not on the market, emphasizing that he remains a crucial figure in their plans moving forward.
Sources indicate that Barcelona’s approach — led in part by sporting director Deco — was promptly shut down, with Liverpool officials informing them that there is zero willingness to entertain offers at this time. Díaz is viewed as an integral component of newly appointed manager Arne Slot’s squad for the upcoming 2025–26 season.
Liverpool’s stance reflects their current priorities: rather than cashing in on Díaz, the club would rather benefit from his contributions on the pitch, even if it means potentially losing him for free when his contract expires. Unless an exceptional offer is made — one that not only reflects Díaz’s value but also enables Liverpool to immediately secure a replacement of equal or greater quality — the Reds are not prepared to part ways with the talented attacker
