Liverpool Firm on Keeping Key Star Diaz

Liverpool FC has firmly rejected Bayern Munich's formal transfer approach for star forward Luis Diaz, sending a clear message about their commitment to retaining the Colombian international.
Key Details of the Rejected Bid
- Bayern's sporting director Max Eberl received direct confirmation of Liverpool's stance
- This marks the second rejected approach this summer, following Barcelona's earlier attempt
- The club considers Diaz "not for sale at any price" this transfer window
Diaz's Impact at Liverpool
The 28-year-old has become indispensable since his £37m move from Porto in 2022:
- Scored 22 goals across all competitions last season
- Contributed 13 goals and 7 assists in Liverpool's Premier League title-winning campaign
- Emerging as a key player in Arne Slot's system
Contract Situation and Player's Perspective
With two years remaining on his current deal, Diaz addressed speculation during international duty:
"I'm very happy at Liverpool - I've always said so. The transfer market is opening, and we're trying to arrange what's best for us. I'm waiting to see what happens."
"If Liverpool give us a good extension or I have to see out my two-year contract, I'll be happy. It all depends on them."
Other Transfer Interest
The winger has attracted attention from:
- Manchester City (2023 interest)
- Several Saudi Pro League clubs
Liverpool Coaching Update
In related news, the club confirmed:
- Giovanni van Bronckhorst joins as assistant coach
- Replaces John Heitinga who moved to Ajax
- Van Bronckhorst brings Premier League experience (Arsenal) and managerial pedigree (Rangers, Feyenoord)
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