Liverpool have rejected an approach from Bayern Munich for Luis Díaz and informed the Bundesliga champions—along with earlier suitor Barcelona—that the Colombia international is not for sale, multiple UK outlets reported on 2 July. Sporting director Max Eberl was told Liverpool will not enter negotiations for the 28-year-old winger, who is under contract at Anfield until 2027 and scored 17 goals in last season’s title-winning campaign. Bayern, seeking a left-sided attacker after Jamal Musiala’s long-term injury, have nonetheless intensified their pursuit. Germany’s Bild said on 7 July that Díaz has reached a verbal agreement on personal terms with the Bavarian club, although no fee has been agreed with Liverpool. Catalan media, meanwhile, say Barcelona plan a renewed bid and that the player would welcome a move to Camp Nou, underscoring a three-way tug-of-war for his services. Liverpool are preparing to open pre-season training this week and are considering a salary adjustment to acknowledge Díaz’s importance. Club sources maintain that, for now, Liverpool expect the winger to remain part of Arne Slot’s squad despite mounting interest from Europe’s two most recent league champions.