Luis Díaz would have his hours numbered at Liverpool: 'He has decided to leave'

Luis Diaz He has not played well with him Liverpool in recent times, neither in the Europa League nor in the Premier leaguewhich has him in the eye of the hurricane and in the folder to leave the club.

The European media insist that the Colombian striker would leave this summer and that there would be interest from Barcelona and the French PSG, something that is not new, but that sounds strong.

It goes?

And there is another issue that would be against him continuing and that is the possible arrival of Federico Chiesa, who according to TuttoSport, would leave Juventus to go to football in England, more specifically Liverpool.

The Spanish media insist that Barcelona has its eyes on the best Colombian player of the present, in fact, they are already talking about Barcelona hoping to have him since mid-June, because they need someone like him.

He warns that the Catalan club needs a winger like him, that it is a priority to hire a player with special characteristics like Díaz and who would fit in the best way.

“Xavi wants to regain intimidation at the top after failing to get Dembelé to stay and the Colombian is one of the players he likes the most on the market. If in the end the transfer of Guido Rodríguez is achieved, who Xavi likes and would arrive with the freedom card, the option of investing more money in the forward would help to sign a more differential player,” the team stated.

Another of those who speaks insistently about the possible arrival of the guajiro to Barcelona is the journalist Sam Wallace, who said: “Liverpool and its winger Luis Díaz face a crossroads this summer with the decision to extend the Colombian's contract or sell him. given the interest of Paris St-Germain and others in the player.”

And he added: “Díaz has not yet agreed to a contract extension to replace the original one he signed upon his arrival. He will still be under contract for three years at the end of the season, although at that point it will likely be necessary for both parties to decide whether he stays long-term or moves on.”

“Díaz, 27, has had resounding success at Liverpool since he arrived from Porto for around 45 million euros in the January 2022 window,” he recalled. Finally, Wallace says that the big problem is money, although he assures that PSG and Barcelona have the money to have Díaz.

“It is understood that PSG is an interested club, and so is Barcelona, ​​although given their financial situation it could be difficult for the Catalan club to offer Liverpool the type of fee they could be looking for,” he said.