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This season Luis Díaz is one of Jürgen Klopp’s main men at Liverpool. Installed on the left of the attack, the Colombian does not have excellent statistics with 6 goals, 3 assists in 25 matches played in the Premier League. But he has the confidence of his coach and is having his best season since arriving in England. According to SunSport, several Spanish clubs would like to attract the 27-year-old striker. His future would depend on that of Mohamed Salah.
If the Reds manage to extend their best 31-year-old player, at the end of his contract next year, they will be ready to listen to offers. The offensive possibilities are numerous with Darwin Núñez (24 years old), Cody Gakpo (24 years old) and Diogo Jota (27 years old). With the desire to put even more trust in young people like Harvey Elliott (20 years old), who already has a lot of playing time, Kaide Gordon (19 years old), Jayden Danns (18 years old) and Lewis Koumas (18 years old). Arriving two years ago in Liverpool for more than 43 million euros, Luis Díaz is perhaps living his last months in the north of England.
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