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Liverpool and Bayern Munich have reportedly agreed on terms for Luis Diaz, with the Colombian winger expected to undergo a medical in Munich next week.

After weeks of negotiations, a breakthrough was reached over the weekend, with a deal in principle now in place between the two clubs.

The update was first reported by Sky Germany’s Florian Plettenberg, who wrote:

“BREAKING | Breakthrough in negotiations: Luis Diaz to FC Bayern is now considered a done deal.

An agreement between Bayern and Liverpool FC has been reached in principle after the new bid was submitted, as revealed.

Diaz will sign a contract running at least until 2029.

Final details being sorted — medical to follow next week.”

While finer points of the agreement are still being finalized, Diaz is expected to complete his medical in the coming days.

According to Pipe Sierra, the Premier League side have now formally accepted a bid worth £65 million, which includes add-ons and performance-based bonuses.

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Luis Diaz’s impending departure marks a major shift in Liverpool’s attacking setup under Arne Slot.

While the Colombian remained a key figure last season, the club has long anticipated interest from Europe’s top sides.

His absence from Liverpool’s most recent friendly was telling — and Slot later confirmed it was directly related to the ongoing transfer discussions.

The sale, expected to fetch around £65 million plus add-ons, frees up significant funds as Liverpool continue shaping their squad.

With Diaz’s exit now imminent, the focus may now shift toward potential attacking reinforcements — though no direct replacement has been finalized yet.

So far this window, Liverpool have added Milos Kerkez, Hugo Ekitike, Florian Wirtz, Jeremie Frimpong, and several younger prospects.

But Colombian departure could prompt a more aggressive push before the deadline, especially if further outgoings follow.

For now, Slot and his staff appear aligned with the decision.