Liverpool have turned down an approach from Bayern Munich for Luis Díaz and insist the Colombia international is not for sale.
According to The Times, Bayern sporting director Max Eberl made contact as the German champions step up efforts to sign a left-sided forward, but was immediately rebuffed — the same response Barcelona received last month.
Díaz, who turns 29 midway through next season, has two years left on his current contract. Despite growing interest, Liverpool have shown no urgency to open renewal talks.
The winger has attracted attention in each of the last two summer windows, with Manchester City and clubs in the Saudi Pro League previously linked. Barcelona have since shifted their focus to Athletic Bilbao’s Nico Williams.
While speculation continues, Liverpool remain firm in their stance. Díaz is seen as a key part of Arne Slot’s plans as the Premier League champions prepare for their title defence.
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