Liverpool Declares Luis Diaz 'Not for Sale'
Liverpool has labeled Luis Diaz as 'not for sale,' aiming to retain the Colombian winger amid interest from top European clubs.
Liverpool has firmly stated that Luis Diaz is not for sale, despite interest from major European clubs. The Colombian winger, who has been seeking an improved contract due to his impressive performances, remains a key player under manager Jurgen Klopp.
Diaz's current contract with Liverpool extends until June 2027. This season, he has excelled in various positions, notably as a false nine, contributing significantly with 12 goals across the Premier League, Champions League, and EFL Cup.
Reports indicate that clubs like Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain have shown interest in Diaz. However, Liverpool is determined to secure his future at Anfield by offering a lucrative contract extension, reflecting his importance to the team's ambitions in both domestic and European competitions.
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