Per Sport: Liverpool asks for at least 82 million euros, and it is extremely difficult for Barcelona to sign Dias

July 11th According to the Daily Sports, Barcelona encountered difficulties in pursuing Louis Diaz.

Although the player himself is very eager to wear a Barcelona jersey, Liverpool's attitude has complicated the negotiations. Liverpool has made clear that the player's agents are not going to sell the Colombian star this summer transfer window unless there is a team willing to pay at least €82 million, which almost makes Dias a non-seller.

At present, Barcelona has not formally made a offer to Liverpool, but they have contacted the player's agents to develop strategies and try to facilitate the transfer. As for salary, Diaz accepted Barcelona's proposal, but he also opened the door to Bayern Munich, which provides more economic conditions.

Dias's idea is that if Liverpool does not renew his contract this summer (his existing contract will expire in 2027), he can leave Anfield Stadium. The current situation is at a deadlock, and Dias is unlikely to proactively request a transfer in the days to come as Liverpool is still dealing with the grief of Jota's death.

This situation may continue for a while, which is a good thing for Barcelona, who has no sense of urgency, while Bayern, who is eager to strengthen the lineup, hopes to complete the signing of the winger position as soon as possible. Dias' team will work hard to lower the price threshold set by Liverpool, but it is obviously facing a difficult problem now. There is a lack of suitable substitutes in the market, and Liverpool has no pressure to sell Dias, and they are more inclined to continue to retain the player.

According to Biography, Bayern has bid 52 million euros plus some floating bonus terms, but was rejected by Liverpool. The German clubs are willing to raise the offer to 60 million euros, plus the floating part, which can total 80 million euros, and expect such a price to break through, but if rejected, they will give up chasing Dias.

In contrast, Barcelona will not be close to such a number and can only rely on the players' desire to join to promote the transfer, but this seems to have become extremely difficult.