Liverpool, Diaz and Bayern-bound
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Bayern Munich have reached an agreement with Liverpool to sign Colombian winger Luis Díaz in a deal worth €75 million. The 28-year-old has been granted permission to travel for a medical ahead of
The Rays are reportedly open to trading Yandy Diaz, possibly allowing the Red Sox to acquire one of their top trade deadline targets.
Liverpool will soon wrap up a €75m deal which sees Luis Diaz join Bayern Munich. The Colombia winger, 28, joined the Reds back in 2022 for an initial fee of £37.5m (€45m) and his signing has
Yandy Diaz, Tampa Bay’s veteran corner infielder, is reportedly available, and he checks a lot of boxes for Detroit. The 33-year-old is batting .284 with 18 home runs, 61 RBIs, and an .816 OPS through 99 games this season. He’s a right-handed bat with on-base skills, some pop, and postseason experience.
Diaz, currently in Tokyo with Arne Slot's squad on their pre-season tour, has been given permission by Liverpool to complete his move.
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Luis Diaz is set to join Bayern Munich after the German champions agreed a deal worth 75m euro (£65.5m) including add-ons with Liverpool. The Reds rejected an initial bid of £58.6m from Bayern for the Colombia forward earlier this month.
Lucia Perez Diaz always needed a creative outlet. She studied music from an early age and played the piano through her teens. She was always the one to be scolded for doodling in class.
Bayern Munich have agreed to a €75 million ($88 million) deal to sign winger Luis Díaz from Liverpool, sources told ESPN. Díaz missed Liverpool's friendly defeat against AC Milan on Saturday due to ongoing speculation linking him with a move away from Anfield this summer and has now been granted permission to leave the Reds' preseason tour of Asia.
Liverpool fan and Redmen TV presenter Dan Clubbe speaks to Total Sport's Giulia Bould about Luis Diaz's imminent move to German champions Bayern Munich, Alexander Isak links and Liverpool's pre-season tour defeat to AC Milan
They earned £174.9 million in prize money for winning the Premier League last term and it was reported that the Merseyside giants have benefitted from FSG's decision to renew the £350m revolving credit facility which was due to expire this month.