Liverpool will soon wrap up a €75m deal which sees Luis Diaz join Bayern Munich. The Colombia winger, 28, joined the Reds back in 2022 for an initial fee of £37.5m (€45m) and his signing has

It is easy to see why Luis Diaz is an attractive prospect for Bayern Munich. Diaz's shot conversion rate of 18.3% in 24-25 comfortably ranked as his best in a Premier League season. Many of his other attributes stood out statistically too.

Two months on, that farewell has been confirmed with Diaz set to complete a €75 million (£65.6m; $88.1m) move to Bayern Munich. It brings the curtain down on a three-and-a-half-year Anfield career which yielded 41 goals in 148 appearances.

With the Tampa Bay Rays slowly drifting out of the playoff race, the team reportedly could move on from two key players ahead of the trade deadline.

Yandy Diaz, Tampa Bay’s veteran corner infielder, is reportedly available, and he checks a lot of boxes for Detroit. The 33-year-old is batting .284 with 18 home runs, 61 RBIs, and an .816 OPS through 99 games this season. He’s a right-handed bat with on-base skills, some pop, and postseason experience.

Following his impressive win over Michael Johnson in 2015, Diaz was slapped with a hefty fine for breaking the UFC’s Athlete Outfitting Policy, which required fighters to wear Reebok apparel throughout fight week media.

The Southeastern Conference's all-time leader in wins and former Georgia men's tennis head coach Manuel Diaz, along with 2005 NCAA doubles

Liverpool fan and Redmen TV presenter Dan Clubbe speaks to Total Sport's Giulia Bould about Luis Diaz's imminent move to German champions Bayern Munich, Alexander Isak links and Liverpool's pre-season tour defeat to AC Milan