Saudi club prepares ENORMOUS Luis Díaz offer | OneFootball

A Saudi club is willing to prepare an enormous offer to sign Luis Diaz.

Liverpool have made it clear they do not want to sell the Colombian. Diaz has two years left on his current deal and the Reds are happy to keep him around, even if he is unlikely to sign an extension.

That's because in this current market there are few players who Liverpool believe could replace Diaz. Not to mention, the club's attack has already undergone several changes with Florian Wirtz coming and Hugo Ekitike expected to sign as well, adding another new player is a gamble.

Yet at the same time, Liverpool have not completely shut off conversations around a potential departure for Diaz because the likes of Bayern Munich and Barcelona keep sniffing about for his services.

Diaz appears to be open to a move away and even ready to take on a new challenge. However, everything hinges on whether a club is willing to pay the right price for his services.

At this stage no club has been able to meet a figure that might tempt Liverpool.

They could do so in the future. There is still plenty of time left in the window and Liverpool's pursuit of Rodrygo would suggest they are considering potential replacements for Diaz.

Whether Barcelona or Bayern Munich could meet that figure remains to be seen. However, SPORT in Spain has reported that there is one club who is preparing an enormous bid for Luis Diaz and would be willing to pay a lot of money to sign him.

According to the report Al Nassr are ready to pay €100m in order to sign the Colombian, which would be enough for Liverpool to sell him.

There is just one problem though. Diaz wants to stay in Europe and this moment in time he's not tempted by the prospect of going to Saudi Arabia.

The report claims, Al Nassr are working on changing that stance and as the weeks go by Diaz could change his mind. At this moment in time, Al Nassr appear to be in the driving seat with no other team prepared to make such an enormous offer for the Colombian.