Liverpool Rejects Bayern Munich's £58.6m Offer for Luis Diaz
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Summary
Liverpool rejected a £58.6m opening offer from Bayern Munich for forward Luis Diaz, valuing him at over £87m. Diaz, a key player for Liverpool, scored 22 goals last season.
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· 3 pulledLiverpool have rejected a £58.6m opening offer from Bayern Munich for forward Luis Diaz.
Liverpool value Diaz, whose contract expires in the summer of 2027, in excess of £87m as a key member of Arne Slot's squad.
He scored 22 goals for club and country last season, with 13 of those in the Premier League as Liverpool won the title by 10 points.
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