BREAKING NEWS: live from Fabrizio Romano, Liverpool identify winger with 67 goals & 57 assists as ideal replacement for Luis Diaz.

Barcelona’s Pursuit of Luis Díaz Raises Uncertainty Over His Liverpool Future

Luis Díaz’s future at Liverpool remains uncertain as Barcelona continue their pursuit of the Colombian winger. The La Liga club is reportedly keen on signing him, with sporting director Deco actively working to secure a deal in the summer transfer window.

Reports indicate that Barcelona have already informed Liverpool of their interest, and Díaz himself is open to a potential move. Meanwhile, Liverpool are said to be considering the possibility of selling the 28-year-old.

Díaz had a strong start to the season but has experienced a dip in form, netting only twice in his last 10 games. Overall, he has recorded 13 goals and three assists across all competitions. Despite this inconsistency, he remains a key player in Arne Slot’s squad as Liverpool chase a potential treble, with the Premier League, Champions League, and League Cup still within reach. However, with doubts over his long-term future, the club is reportedly exploring alternative options.

Rafael Leão Emerges as a Potential Replacement

According to a Spanish report cited by Football365, Liverpool manager Arne Slot has identified AC Milan’s Rafael Leão as an ideal successor to Díaz. The report also suggests that Liverpool’s stronger financial position compared to Barcelona could give them an advantage in the race for the Portuguese winger.

Leão, 25, has been in impressive form for Milan, contributing nine goals and eight assists this season. His overall record for the Rossoneri stands at 67 goals and 57 assists in 246 appearances. With the player reportedly open to a Premier League move, speculation suggests that he is more likely to join an English club than head to Barcelona.

As one of Europe’s most exciting wingers, Leão would be a marquee signing for Liverpool should Díaz depart. Whether Barcelona can meet Liverpool’s asking price and convince Díaz to move to Spain remains to be seen, but the upcoming transfer window could bring major changes to Liverpool’s attacking lineup.