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Liverpool striker leans towards Barcelona move after contract talks stall

Luis Diaz, the Liverpool forward who was previously linked with a move to Barcelona, ​​is reportedly leaning towards joining the Spanish club.

This comes after his contract renewal talks with Liverpool came to an unexpected halt. According to Mundo Deportivo, negotiations between Díaz and the club to extend his current contract, which extends until 2027, are stalled.

As a result, the player is now said to be open to a move to Barcelona, ​​a club considering him as a possible next destination.

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What is the story?

Currently valued at around €80 million, the Colombian striker is seen as a versatile attacking player who can reinforce Barcelona’s offensive lineup in several positions.

Despite its appeal, the price is still above Barcelona’s current budget, especially as the club continues to manage its financial limitations.

Luis Díaz leans towards Barcelona. (Photo by Eric Alonso/Getty Images)

However, Barcelona sporting director Deco has expressed his admiration for Díaz’s adaptability and the club has been following his situation for some time now. Without forgetting that Barcelona still has Nico Williams on its radar.

But there is competition

While Barcelona appear to be a strong candidate for Díaz’s signature, they are not the only club interested. Paris Saint-Germain and AC Milan have also been linked with a move for the Colombian international.

The coming weeks will be critical in determining where Diaz’s future lies, as Liverpool could propose new terms to try to keep him at Anfield.

Since Arne Slot took over as Liverpool manager, Díaz has become a key figure in the team, contributing 9 goals and 3 assists in 22 appearances.

His form has made him an important part of Liverpool’s success, so it remains to be seen how genuine the rumors about his possible move to Barcelona are.

In any case, the situation is something to watch closely, and significant developments are expected in the near future.

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