After an exceptional season in which Barcelona secured the domestic treble, the Catalan club’s management is now turning its attention to the summer transfer market with determination and focus.
The club’s ambition is no longer limited to domestic dominance but extends to reclaiming European glory and achieving its ultimate dream: lifting the Champions League trophy once again.
To reach this goal, Barcelona is seeking to strengthen its squad with some of the best players in the world—those capable of helping the team continue winning titles and contend for European success.
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In this context, press reports have revealed that Colombian winger Luis Díaz has initiated direct contact with Liverpool’s management, requesting a reduction in his asking price to facilitate a move to Barcelona.
According to Football365, Luis Díaz has personally contacted members of Liverpool’s board, urging them to lower their valuation in order to allow his transfer to Barcelona this summer.
Díaz, who currently earns a salary of £55,000 per week, has expressed a desire to leave Anfield amid strong interest from the Catalan side. He has reportedly shown a willingness to reduce one of his financial demands in hopes of making the deal easier to complete.
Reports suggest that Díaz’s request for a price reduction aligns with Liverpool’s interest in signing Florian Wirtz from Bayer Leverkusen, a deal that would require substantial funds.
As a result, Liverpool is said to be considering lowering Díaz’s asking price—potentially cutting it in half from the original €80–85 million—exploring alternatives in the range of £50–70 million, particularly if Saudi clubs enter the race with offers.
Barcelona is reportedly viewing Díaz as a top target, but their current financial constraints make it difficult to meet Liverpool’s high demands. Therefore, the club may attempt to negotiate a reduced fee, propose player exchanges, or structure the payment in installments or deferred terms.
