Echo: Liverpool strongly denies Dias s weekly salary is 55,000 pounds, but 140,000 pounds

July 27th According to the Echo, Liverpool insisted that Diaz's salary was 140,000 pounds a week, not the rumored 55,000 pounds.

Louis Diaz was also enthusiastic in an interview with South American media in May this year and said that it is conceivable to stay in Liverpool, but the situation has changed now. The 28-year-old Colombia striker believes that promises to offer more favorable treatment were not fulfilled, and the stagnation of new contract negotiations has frustrated Dias, who even publicly revealed that he was in contact with other clubs during international match days last month.

Although there have been reports that Barcelona is Dias' dream place, Liverpool has always been doubting whether Barcelona is able to pay the player's transfer fee, so it insists on not selling Dias this summer. Eventually, Barcelona chose to loan Rashford from Manchester United, which also meant Dias had to look for other opportunities to achieve his goals.

Dias, now 28 years old, has two years of contract with Liverpool. Although he performed well last season, the club does not seem to be in a hurry to negotiate a new contract with him. The players and his team believe that with their outstanding performance of scoring 17 goals last season, they have reason to ask for a new contract with a more generous treatment.

However, since Dias will be 30 years old at the end of the contract, Liverpool Sports Director Richard Hughes believes there is no need to worry, especially since the club has spent 300 million pounds in the transfer market this summer and just renewed its contract with Salah van Dijk in April. Therefore, Dias is currently unable to obtain better contract conditions or leave Liverpool at a transfer fee below its value.

There are many speculations circulating on the Internet about Dias's salary. However, sources from Liverpool strongly denied the claim that the player's weekly salary is only 55,000 pounds. Diaz is believed to have a weekly salary of 140,000 pounds, which is comparable to the general salary level of new players who are regarded as important members of the first team.

As for whether Diaz is worth a salary increase, it depends entirely on your evaluation of his performance since joining Liverpool. The player obviously thinks he deserves a higher salary, which is why he wants to join Bayern at the moment. It is reported that Bayern has made another offer after the offer of nearly £60 million last week was rejected.

Liverpool was confused about the rumors about Dias' future in early June, but obviously these rumors were not groundless. Under the operation of his agent and his team, the player contacted Barcelona and Bayern, and Saudi Arabia also expressed interest. At present, Bayern is undoubtedly Diaz's most likely next home.

There is no sign that Dias has stopped training, and no player has shown slackness in the training session of Liverpool Asia Tour. It is becoming increasingly clear now that leaving is the result that Dias and his team are looking forward to, and Liverpool may need to make some decisions.