Luis Díaz, the Liverpool forward, is reportedly considering a summer exit, with Barcelona showing keen interest in signing him.
Spanish outlet **AS** claims that Díaz dreams of playing for Barcelona and is open to the move—even if it means waiting to be registered.
### Díaz’s Specific Condition
The report highlights that Díaz has set a condition: if Barcelona is unable to register him before the August 31 deadline, he wants to be financially compensated for the delay. Without registration, he wouldn’t be eligible to play until January, so he’s demanding adequate pay for the downtime. While discussions are still ongoing, it appears Díaz is willing to wait—if there’s a solid financial guarantee in place.
Meanwhile, talks are said to be underway between Barcelona and Díaz’s representatives regarding a possible contract.
### Will Liverpool Let Him Leave?
It remains uncertain whether Liverpool will allow Díaz to leave. He played a pivotal role last season, alongside Mohamed Salah, in driving the team’s attacking output. Although the Reds recently brought in Florian Wirtz, the squad still lacks sufficient depth in attack. Letting Díaz go now might be unwise, especially when they need more goal-scoring options.
Initially, Díaz was valued at around €70 million. However, following the tragic injury to Diogo Jota, Liverpool’s attacking strength has been further weakened, making it even less likely they’ll part ways with the Colombian winger anytime soon.
