With the transfer window now open, the European football scene is already buzzing with big moves and transfer whispers. One name making headlines is Liverpool winger Luis DÃaz, who is reportedly keen on a move to Barcelona this summer.
The Colombian international has caught the attention of both Barcelona and Bayern Munich in recent weeks, but it’s the La Liga giants who are making the most aggressive push for his signature.
Barcelona, still in search of a winger after failing to land Athletic Club star Nico Williams, who surprisingly signed a 10-year contract extension, have now made DÃaz their top target. Other names, such as Marcus Rashford have surfaced as possibilities, but it is DÃaz who has emerged as the most realistic and desired option.
According to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, Barcelona’s plans have not changed, and despite two failed approaches, they intend to make a new push for the Colombian soon.
🚨🔵🔴 Barcelona plans have not changed: the intention is to try make new approach for Luis Diaz soon.
AdvertisementDiaz, keen on the move. 👀🇨🇴
He’s the main target for Barça as winger, while FCB are aware of difficult negotiations ahead club to club after two approaches already rejected. pic.twitter.com/Qt73HlAUoR
Advertisement— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) July 7, 2025
Luis DÃaz, for his part, is said to be very much open to the move, adding a layer of momentum to the potential deal. However, negotiations will not be easy.
Liverpool have already rejected two approaches from Barça and remain reluctant to let one of their star players leave, especially during a period of strategic rebuilding.
Liverpool are not in the mood to lose a key figure after already reinforcing their squad with Bayer Leverkusen duo Florian Wirtz and Jeremie Frimpong in a strong bid to defend their 2024/25 Premier League title.
The club views DÃaz as an essential part of their attacking options, particularly now when squad depth is under pressure.
Darwin Núñez is expected to leave Anfield, with recent links to a move to Napoli has raised concerns, while the tragic passing of teammate Diogo Jota last week, following a fatal car crash that also involved his brother André, has further complicated Liverpool’s forward options.
With this emotional and tactical blow, the Reds would be cautious about allowing any more disruptions to their frontline.
Barcelona, aware of the complexity involved, are still preparing a third move. But unless the deal structure is compelling, Liverpool’s current position makes it unlikely they will part ways with DÃaz easily, no matter how eager the player may be to swap Anfield for Camp Nou.
