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Luis Diaz has been all smiles since his transfer to Bayern Munich(Image: AP)

Luis Diaz plans to reach out to James Rodriguez, following the former Everton player's endorsement of his move from Liverpool to Bayern Munich.

The 28-year-old recently completed a £65.5million transfer to the German giants after spending three-and-a-half years at Anfield.

During his time with the Reds, Diaz clinched a full set of domestic honours that included two EFL Cup, an FA Cup and the Premier League title last season.



And Diaz, who is only the third Colombian to play for Bayern, following Rodriguez and Adolfo Valencia, said that he will reach out to his more senior compatriot.

"About James, I haven't spoken much with him," Diaz told local German media.

It's a great club, and he'll help them a lot."

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Rodriguez's loan spell at Bayern did deliver three major trophies, including two Bundesliga crowns, but he confessed he was never settled at the club owing to struggles with the language and the harsh climate.

"First, the cold," he said on Daniel Habif's podcast in 2020.

I don't want a language that doesn't make me want to learn it; I just didn't want to.'"

James Rodriguez spent just a season at Goodison Park(Image: JAN KRUGER/POOL/AFP via Getty Images)

James returned to Madrid in 2019 but only made a mere 14 appearances in what turned out to be his final season in Spain, where he won eight honours, including two La Liga titles and two Champions League titles.

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The chance to reunite with Carlo Ancelotti led the Colombian to sign for Everton, albeit for just one season, before he left for the Qatar Stars League with Al-Rayyan.

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