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The Blaugrana should give priority to a new striker in the coming months and Diaz is an option as a leading signature.
Barcelona will have the funds necessary to recruit at least a new player to strengthen his attack line, but Liverpool does not openly seek to sell a crucial player like Diaz. However, the situation may have changed, following a new financial improvement for Barcelona after vital meetings of the club in the middle of the week.
According to the latest update of Diario As, the sports director Deco was informed of a salary change, the club can now spend 463 million euros in wages per year, an increase of 37 million euros, in The framework of the larger transfer frame 1: 1 at Camp Nou.
Luis Diaz near Barça
This will allow Barcelona to expand its field of action in terms of transfer and this salary update will allow the funds to be released for a possible offer for Diaz. The Colombian international is currently under contract in Anfield until 2027, Liverpool is therefore aware of the importance of this summer to decide on his next step, with renewal negotiations provided for the former Porto winger.
However, its future could also depend on the changes of workforce in Liverpool in the coming months, Mohamed Salah considering his own contract of contract extension on the Merseyside.
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