Luis Diaz exits Liverpool for Bayern Munich in £65m deal

Mohamed Salah has issued a heartfelt farewell to Luis Diaz following the Colombian forward's £65 million transfer from Liverpool to Bayern Munich, highlighting Diaz's energy, passion, and resilience during his time at Anfield. Salah praised Diaz not only as a reliable and inspiring teammate but also as a strong friend who overcame significant personal challenges, including the kidnapping of his father. Diaz made 148 appearances over three and a half seasons, contributing 41 goals and 16 assists, and played a key role in Liverpool's recent successes, including the Premier League title and domestic cups. Liverpool aims to reinvest the funds from Diaz's sale into new signings, notably pursuing Newcastle United's Alexander Isak, although their initial bid was rejected. Despite substantial summer spending and speculation around other player exits, Liverpool's coach Arne Slot continues to seek reinforcements, while key players like Salah and Virgil van Dijk have committed their futures to the club. Diaz himself expressed gratitude for his time at Liverpool and the relationships formed, reflecting on the achievements and special experiences before moving on to the Bundesliga.