🤯 Saudi club willing to pay up to €150m for Luis Díaz

🤯 Saudi club willing to pay up to €150m for Luis Díaz After announcing Summerville for 64.5 million euros, Al-Hilal is keeping its foot on the gas with next season in mind. And the new target for Saudi Arabia’s most successful club would be to lure Luis Díaz away from Bayern Munich. According to journalist Sacha Tavolieri, the "Boss" would be willing to pay up to 150 million euros for the 29-year-old Colombian.  The equivalent of R$ 864.9 million.  The first objective would be to reach an agreement with the player, who would earn a salary of 25 million euros per season, before convincing Bayern. Then a standout at Liverpool, Luis Díaz joined the German club on July 30 of last year for 70 million euros.  He made an immediate impact, helping win the Bundesliga and the German Cup alongside Kane and Olise. He posted 26 goals and 19 assists — the best numbers of his career. His contract runs until June 2029. Behind only Neymar and Mbappé? The potential deal for Luis Díaz would be the third most expensive of all time if it is actually completed. It would trail only Neymar’s (Barcelona ➡️ PSG) at 222 million and Mbappé’s (Monaco ➡️ PSG) at 180 million. The current third place in that ranking is Dembélé, who left Dortmund for Barça for 148 million.  The pursuit of Luis Díaz is reportedly being led by Richard Hughes, who is in his final moments in the role of Liverpool sporting director. Al-Hilal DID NOT LOSE in 2025/2026 The current club of Brazilian Malcom, Benzema, Bono and Rúben Neves made history last season. There were 48 matches in total, with 36 wins, 12 draws and NO defeats in regulation time. Despite those numbers, Al-Hilal celebrated only once, by winning the Saudi King’s Cup. They finished second in the Saudi league with 84 points, compared to 86 for Al-Nassr, which was beaten four times. And they were knocked out in the round of 16 of the AFC Champions League after a penalty shootout loss. Their last defeat in an official match was a 2-1 loss to Fluminense in the quarterfinals of last year’s Club World Cup.  This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.