With the summer transfer window well underway, several players have been linked with moves.
One of these is Liverpool winger Luis Diaz, who may well start the season away from Anfield. He’ll likely be fancied by many of Europe’s best teams, here’s the likeliest destinations for the Colombian winger.
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Bayern Munich – 4/6
Bayern Munich head the betting to sign Luis Diaz this summer, with the German club in at 4/6.
There’s no doubt he would bring a dynamic edge to the Bavarian club’s attack and would slot seamlessly into their wide forward roles. His explosive pace and dribbling, as well as his ability to beat defenders in one-on-one situations align perfectly with Bayern’s fast, high-pressing style. Operating from the left, Diaz could offer a natural balance to Michael Olise on the opposite flank.
Having recently seen Leroy Sane depart the club and Jamal Musiala suffer an unfortunate long term injury, they will need offensive reinforcements. With Diaz looking likely to step away from Anfield this summer, he may provide a good option for Bayern to have a look at.
Barcelona – 5/4
Another side heavily linked with the Colombian is Barcelona, who are next in the market at 5/4.
He would be an exciting fit at Barcelona, offering the kind of flair and explosiveness the club has traditionally valued in wide players. His ability to stretch defences and create space would open more room for Barcelona’s central playmakers and overlapping full backs.
With Robert Lewandowski often leading the line, Diaz’s ability to deliver accurate crosses or cutbacks adds another creative dimension. At 28, he’s entering his prime and would bring a blend of experience and hunger that could help lead Barcelona’s next charge for major honours, particularly in Europe where his big-game temperament has been evident.
Any Saudi Club – 11/4
A move to a Saudi club is a possible at 11/4, and it would offer Luis Diaz a completely different but intriguing challenge.
In the Saudi Pro League, he’d instantly become one of the standout attacking talents, bringing flair, pace, and creativity to a rapidly growing competition.
His ability to beat defenders one-on-one and create chances from wide areas would suit a league where open, attacking football is often encouraged. Financially, such a move would be lucrative for both Diaz and Liverpool, and with the Saudi league continuing to attract top-tier talent, he wouldn’t lack for high-profile teammates or competitive fixtures.
While it might be a departure from top-level European football, Diaz could thrive as a marquee player, helping to grow the league’s global profile while enjoying a central, influential role on the pitch.
