Fresh details have surfaced regarding the fee Premier League champions Liverpool would demand for their star winger Luis Díaz.
The Colombian forward is reportedly Barcelona’s prime target for the upcoming transfer window, and interest in him has intensified under new manager Hansi Flick, who sees Díaz as a perfect fit for his high-energy system.
However, signing him won’t be easy—or cheap.
As reported by *Diario Sport*, Liverpool have made their stance clear: they will only consider offers that meet their valuation, which is set at approximately **€85 million**. All parties involved are said to be aware of this figure and the associated timeline.
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**Blackburn Rovers Women’s Team Relegated from WSL2**
Blackburn Rovers’ women’s team has been relegated from the Women’s Super League 2, the second tier of English women’s football, after the club failed to meet the league’s licensing standards for facilities, staffing, and player welfare.
Despite avoiding bottom place by finishing just ahead of Sheffield United in the Championship (soon to be renamed WSL2 for the 2025–26 season), Blackburn’s relegation was confirmed following a key meeting on May 12. The club missed a Monday deadline to inform the league whether it would financially support the team to meet necessary requirements.
Sources say the announcement on May 13 left players and staff devastated, as they had been left in limbo. Critics familiar with the matter blamed the club for its lack of transparency and poor handling of the situation, although they chose to remain anonymous to protect their roles.
