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·25. Juli 2025
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Liverpool’s record-breaking transfer window shows no signs of slowing down. Having already added Florian Wirtz, Hugo Ekitike, Milos Kerkez, Jeremie Frimpong and Giorgi Mamardashvili - the Reds are pressing on with a bid for Alexander Isak.
Richard Hughes has already overseen around £265m worth of spending - with more to come not only on Isak but perhaps a centre-back too.
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To finance any further spending, it’s likely that sales will be required. Liverpool have got the likes of Federico Chiesa, Ben Doak, Harvey Elliott and Tyler Morton potentially available for transfer this summer.
But the two heavyweight departures who could go a long way towards guaranteeing Isak’s arrival are Darwin Nunez and Luis Diaz.
Nunez, 26, has got interest from Saudi Arabia and could be on his way if Liverpool receive around £70m. Bayern Munich, meanwhile are the frontrunners for Diaz - with Liverpool thought to be holding out for €80m for their Colombian winger.
The Bavarians have been reluctant to go that high - with the latest reports from BILD indicating that a deal reaching €75m could be sanctioned.
However there is a crucial TWIST in Bayern’s latest offer - according to the same source. In order to make up the shortfall, Bayern are now willing to insert a Saudi sell-on clause.
Diaz is attracting interest from Al-Nassr this summer but would probably prefer to remain in Europe at this stage of his career.
But should the 28-year-old opt to pursue a deal in the Saudi Pro League a little further down the line then Liverpool will be there to cash in.
“SPORT BILD learned: Before Liverpool FC left for their trip to Asia on Sunday, Diaz's agent Raúl Costa was in Liverpool for several days to negotiate and sound out the possibilities of a deal,” a report reads.
“Bayern Munich aren't willing to go as high as €80 million for a transfer fee. Internally, a threshold has been set for Díaz's transfer fee and salary. The transfer fee is expected to be around €75 million.
“However, various models are being discussed. One is to include a sell-on clause in Díaz's contract with Liverpool.
“This means that if he is sold to Saudi Arabia in, say, three years (Diaz is to receive a four-year contract), Liverpool can participate. The fact is: Bayern are very optimistic that the deal can be completed in the next 7 to 10 days!”
And so we enter a crucial period for Diaz’s future. If Bayern can get this deal over the line - it will add a crucial €75m to the mix for Isak. And then, if and when Diaz heads off to Saudi Arabia, the club will cash in again.