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Liverpool star Luis Diaz has quickly become one of the most talked about names ahead of the upcoming summer transfer window.
While recent reports have hinted that Diaz is leaning towards a move to Barcelona, new updates from Fichajes suggest that Paris Saint-Germain are also in the race for the Colombian winger.
This sets up what could become a fierce battle between two of Europe’s biggest clubs.
Barcelona are impressed with Díaz
The 27-year-old winger’s contract with Liverpool is approaching its final year, making his future uncertain. As a result, Díaz has caught the attention of top European teams, including Barcelona and PSG, who see him as a valuable addition to their teams.
His performances this season, with 9 goals and 3 assists in 22 games, further underline his quality and potential to make an immediate impact.
Barcelona’s interest in Diaz is not new, as the Catalan giants have been linked with him in the past. However, its financial difficulties previously made such a deal nearly impossible.
Now, with the financial restructuring underway, Barcelona are in a stronger position to pursue him. Club coach Hansi Flick reportedly believes Diaz fits perfectly into his tactical plans, especially for the left wing.
Sports director Deco also sees the Colombian as an ideal option to strengthen the team in the near future.
PSG is also there.
Meanwhile, PSG is not sitting idly by. The French club is eager to strengthen its attacking options and Díaz fits their profile.
However, Barcelona could have the advantage as Diaz is believed to be in favor of a move to the Camp Nou, especially after being linked with the club in the past.
Diaz’s contract situation at Liverpool could be a deciding factor. Despite his impressive performances, Liverpool are yet to offer him a pay rise, leaving room for negotiations with other clubs.
With Barcelona and PSG determined to secure his signature, the transfer saga involving Diaz is shaping up to be one of the most intriguing stories of the upcoming summer window.
*Player rating on title obtained from transfermarkt.com on the date of publication.
