Luis Díaz is determined to leave Liverpool this summer, with Bayern Munich preparing to submit a new, improved bid following their initial €67 million offer being rejected by the Premier League club. Bayern remain steadfast in their pursuit of the Colombian winger, who has two years left on his Liverpool contract and is reportedly eager to move to the Bundesliga champions. Despite the rejection, Bayern are ready to enhance their proposal in negotiations and have been communicating closely with Díaz's representatives.

German journalist Florian Plettenberg reported that Díaz has formally informed Liverpool of his desire to join Bayern. The player has expressed a preference to make the switch, with Bayern's head coach Vincent Kompany endorsing the transfer. While Bayern and Díaz have yet to reach full agreement, personal terms seem settled, with a proposed contract extending until at least 2029.

However, the main sticking point remains the transfer fee. Liverpool reportedly value Díaz at around €100 million, significantly higher than Bayern's initial offer. It is unclear if Liverpool’s asking price is a negotiating strategy or a firm demand to deter suitors. Barcelona also reportedly remain interested in Díaz but face registration issues that currently prevent them from making a move.

Former Liverpool defender Markus Babbel has publicly encouraged Bayern to push ahead with the signing, emphasizing Díaz’s quality and potential impact on the pitch. Meanwhile, Bayern persist in their negotiations and are confident that if a satisfactory deal can be reached with Liverpool, Díaz will join the German side, where he is expected to earn in the region of €14 million per year under a four-year contract.

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In summary, all parties are engaged in an intense transfer negotiation with Bayern poised to return with a stronger bid soon. Díaz’s wish to leave Liverpool is confirmed, personal terms with Bayern are in place, but the clubs must find common ground on the transfer fee to finalize the deal.