Bayern Munich has set a transfer limit of €60 million plus bonuses for signing Liverpool’s Luis Díaz, despite the player’s reported eagerness to join the German champions.
Bayern Munich has reportedly set a ceiling of €60 million plus possible bonuses for signing Liverpool forward Luis Díaz.
The German champions are keen on acquiring the 26-year-old Colombian, who has reportedly told Bayern that he wants to make the move to Munich. This has given Bayern confidence in securing the deal, despite Liverpool’s potential reluctance to sell the player.
Díaz is said to be at the top of Bayern’s summer transfer shortlist, alongside Stuttgart striker Nick Woltemade.
The club is looking to strengthen its squad, and Díaz’s skills and experience make him an attractive target. Bayern’s willingness to pay up to €60 million plus bonuses suggests that they are serious about signing the player.
The transfer talks between Bayern and Liverpool are ongoing, but it’s unclear whether Liverpool will be willing to sell Díaz for the price Bayern is offering. The player’s desire to join Bayern could be a significant factor in the negotiations, and it remains to be seen whether the deal will go through.
