Bayern Munich has officially signed Colombian forward Luis Díaz from Liverpool in a transfer deal valued at €75 million, including €70 million upfront and an additional €5 million in potential add-ons. Díaz, 28, has committed to a four-year contract with Bayern until 2029. This transfer ranks as the third most expensive in Bayern Munich's history and marks Díaz as the third Colombian player to join the club. Reports indicate that his salary at Bayern will be substantially higher than what he earned at Liverpool. Díaz made his debut for Bayern Munich against Olympique Lyonnais, during which he was fouled resulting in a penalty. His arrival has been met with enthusiasm, including tributes from former teammates and notable figures such as James Rodríguez, who spoke about Díaz's move to the club where he previously excelled. There are also reports that the player who served as Díaz's translator at Bayern might be transferring to another major European club, potentially impacting Díaz's communication within the team.