Liverpool Set to Offload Luis Díaz — But Only If Bayern Munich Meets €80M Exit Clause
Liverpool’s summer transfer plans may take a dramatic turn as reports intensify over Luis Díaz’s potential departure to German giants Bayern Munich. While the Reds have publicly maintained that Díaz is not on the market, behind-the-scenes developments reveal a different reality—the Colombian winger could be allowed to leave, but under one strict condition.
According to multiple trusted sources, including German and Colombian outlets, Liverpool has a “gentleman’s agreement” in place with Díaz, allowing him to leave if a club meets a pre-agreed valuation of around €80 million, including add-ons. This clause isn’t formalized in his contract, but rather based on mutual respect between the club and player
Bayern’s Offer vs Liverpool’s Demand
Bayern Munich has identified Díaz as a key target, especially in light of Jamal Musiala’s injury and the failure to land other wide attackers. Their initial bid, rumored to be in the region of €52–53 million, was swiftly rejected. However, Bayern may return with an improved package that could reach €60 million plus performance-based bonuses, though this still falls short of Liverpool’s €80M benchmark.
This transfer has now reached a delicate stage: Bayern are cautious not to overspend, while Liverpool are firm on their valuation. If no breakthrough occurs soon, Bayern may look at other alternatives like Xavi Simons or Christopher Nkunku.
Luis Díaz’s Position
For Díaz himself, the situation is increasingly uncomfortable. Sources close to the player claim he has already agreed personal terms with Bayern Munich, and is open to the move. He’s said to be growing impatient with Liverpool, especially as there are no current talks about renewing his contract, which runs until 2027.
Some reports suggest Díaz is now ready to issue a direct request to the club: either negotiate a new long-term deal or sanction his transfer to Bayern or another top club. Barcelona, too, remains an interested party monitoring the situation.
Liverpool’s Condition
Liverpool’s position is simple: Luis Díaz stays unless their €80 million condition is fulfilled. They aren’t actively trying to sell him but will honor their understanding with the player if a club meets that price. Until then, he remains a core part of Arne Slot’s squa
