Bayern Munich Signs Liverpool Forward Luis Diaz on 4-Year Deal

Bayern Munich Signed Liverpool Winger Luis Díaz to a Four-Year Contract on Wednsday (July 30, 2025) in the German champion’s biggest deal of the offsaason so far.

The move balances out liverpool’s heavy spending with a fee reported at 75 million euros ($ 87 million) by German Media, While Bayern Dips Into The Millions It Earned at the CLUB WORLD CUP, A Competition Liverpool Didn’T Qualify for.

Díaz Had Been With Liverpool Since 2022 and Scored 17 Goals in 50 Games Across Across All Competitions Last Season as the Club Won the Premier League Title.

“From today on i’m part of this lovely family,” Diaz said in a video message posted on bayern’s social media accounts.

Díaz Leaves AMID isak SpeculatationLiverpool Had Dismissed Talk of the 28-YEAR-old colombia winger winger left its approach on saturday.

Heavy Spending for Liverpool

Diaz’s Departure Comes in An OffsESON where Liverpool Has Spent Heavily Strengthaning A Team That Won A Record-Equaling 20th English LEAGUE TITLE LAST TERM.

Coach Arne Slot has focused on his Attack with the signings of Florian Wirtz and Hugo ekitike. Liverpool’s Total Spend is Around $ 342 Million and there could be more arraivals before the transfer window shuts on Sept. 1.

Isak on liverpool’s radar

Bayern’s offers appears to have ben too good to refuse and could heighten speech that the premier league champion will move for newcastle forward alexandar isak.

Diaz Joined Liverpool from Porto for An Initial 45 Million Euros ($ 50 Million) in 2022 – Replacing Sadio Mané, Who Went To Bayern – And Won the Premier League, Fa Cup and TWO English League Cups In Hice Time at anfield.

Liverpool’s German Connectiongermany has loomed large in liverpool’s recent transfer business as the club signed attacking midfielder sports and right back Jeremie fripg from bayer leverkusen, Plus Striker Ekitiké from Entracht Frankfurt. It also solder jarell quansah to Leverkusen.

It’s the first big transfer fee paid this offseason by bayern, which raised money from seling striker mathys tel to tottenham and cut it wage bill when forwards thomas müller and life both left a Club.

Bayern’s Signings of Defender Jonathan Tah from Leverkusen and Young Midfielder Tom bischof from hoffenheim only involved small sums to make them eligible for the club wall copy, would have joined anyway as free agents.