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While Luis Diaz remains in training at Liverpool, talk around a move to Bayern Munich is continuing to circulate, with the Colombian’s potential wages being reported.

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Despite having had a £58.6 million bid rejected for Diaz, Bayern Munich are persisting in their pursuit of the Liverpool No. 7.

Reports from Germany, notably Christian Falk of Bild, suggest Liverpool will soon be forced to field another bid, with personal terms reportedly already agreed between Diaz and the Bundesliga champions.

Journalist Falk wrote that “bosses of Bayern are confident that there will be soon a meeting with Liverpool for negotiations,” before adding: “Bayern have an agreement with Diaz for a contract til 2029, [with a] salary of €14m plus add-ons per year.

LEICESTER, ENGLAND - Sunday, April 20, 2025: Liverpool's Luis Díaz during the pre-match warm-up before the FA Premier League match between Leicester City FC and Liverpool FC at the King Power Stadium. Liverpool won 1-0. (Photo by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)

That figure equates approximately to £233,000 per week, significantly more than his reported £140,000 per week at Liverpool.

Wages are likely to be the biggest factor behind the transfer talk this summer, with the 28-year-old pushing for the largest salary possible in Europe before he passes his career’s peak.

At Anfield, he has just two years remaining on his current contract, and Liverpool must decide whether to sell him now, wait and receive a lower fee next summer or offer him a new deal.

Today’s Liverpool FC News

Hugo Ekitike (Bradley Collyer/PA)

Bild report Liverpool’s first offer for Hugo Ekitike, of about £69m, was rejected, with Eintracht Frankfurt wanting £86m including add-ons

• Liverpool’s 2025/26 first-year scholars have signed their contracts – there are at least 10 this year, including academy director Alex Inglethorpe’s son, Finn Inglethorpe! More info here

• Two other youth players have agreed new contracts, This Is Anfield understands, with Wellity Lucky and Joe Bradshaw both signing long-term deals

Florian Wirtz‘s father, Hans-Joachim Wirtz, has explained why his son chose to join Liverpool – and Bayern Munich ‘couldn’t hide their disappointment’, he told Der Spiegel!

• A new mural of Jerzy Dudek kissing the European Cup is being painted on Finchley Road in Anfield – there will be no spare walls left in L4 soon!

More from This Is Anfield

Virgil van Dijk‘s influence in the dressing room has been incredible since arriving in 2018, and his authority now extends well beyond the pitch, even to the stadium’s announcer’s booth.

Sam Millne spoke exclusively to the retiring voice of Anfield, George Sephton, about Van Dijk’s 10 songs requested for Liverpool’s Premier League title party, as well as the DJ’s 54-year career and decision to step down.

READ: Revealed: 10 songs Virgil van Dijk picked for Liverpool’s Premier League celebration

Elsewhere in the football world today

MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - Wednesday, February 9, 2022: Brentford's Bryan Mbeumo during the FA Premier League match between Manchester City FC and Brentford FC at the Etihad Stadium. Manchester City won 2-0. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)

Man United have agreed an initial £65m deal, plus £5m of add-ons, to sign Brentford‘s Bryan Mbeumo – a good player but is he worth the price?

West Ham have agreed personal terms with Kyle Walker-Peters to sign him on a free transfer following the 28-year-old’s Southampton exit (BBC Sport)

• Rapper and producer Snoop Dogg is joining Luka Modric as a co-owner and investor in Swansea City – not a sentence you thought would read today, I bet!

2 signings for Liverpool Women but another coach leaves

LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - Friday, March 14, 2025: Liverpool's Sam Kerr during the FA Women’s Super League game between Liverpool FC Women and Manchester United FC Women at Anfield. Liverpool won 3-1. (Photo by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)

Having lost Taylor Hinds for free and sold Olivia Smith to Arsenal for a world-record £1.1m fee, Liverpool Women have acted to bring in recruits of their own, though these deals had long been in the pipeline.

Rafaela Borggrafe has been announced as the Reds’ new goalkeeper, signing on a free after leaving SC Freiburg where she spent more than 10 years.

In addition, Liverpool have brought back Sam Kerr from Bayern Munich, the midfielder having played on loan for the Reds in the second half of last season.

At the same time, however, it is understood Liverpool Women’s goalkeeping coach, Joe Potts, has left the club to join Man United Women.

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