Luis Diaz makes feelings clear on Liverpool future amid money-spinning Saudi transfer links

Luis Diaz has reaffirmed his happiness at after he was linked with a transfer to Saudi Arabia. is facing an important stage in his career this summer, with two years left to run on his current Liverpool contract and plenty of other clubs interested.

The international contributed 17 goals and eight assists in 50 appearances across all competitions to help Liverpool end the 2024/25 campaign with the trophy. However, his long-term future on Merseyside is somewhat uncertain and Saudi side Al-Nassr.

Barca sporting director Deco has publicly admitted the club admires Diaz, while his father has previously for his son to join the Catalan giants. Meanwhile, , who could end up replacing as the club’s star player.

The 28-year-old winger has now moved to pour cold water on these rumours. “I feel I’m going through a really good period,” he told the . “I’m really happy to be here, to be part of this great institution, this great club and to have great team-mates around me.

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“From the moment I arrived, I felt great pride. I always tried to work hard for this, and to see that nowadays things are working out for me fills me with pride and I’m really happy because that’s what I work for.

“[But] we are nobodies without our team-mates. We are a team. The forwards and wingers always try to help with goals and assists, and right now I’ve achieved good numbers to back that up. It’s about playing and then playing well, supporting the team in the way I play and enjoying it, like always.”

Liverpool recently handed out new contracts to Virgil van Dijk and but are plotting major changes in the summer transfer window. Jeremie Frimpong has already arrived in a £29.5million move to replace , while talks continue over a big-money move for his ex-Bayer Leverkusen team-mate Florian Wirtz.

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The Reds have funds available after making just one signing last summer, but there to cover the expenditure. Darwin Nunez, Harvey Elliott, and Andy Robertson are all possibilities, but there is also a decision to be made over Diaz, who will still fetch a decent transfer fee now, but will see his value decrease over time, unless he signs a new contract.

“We will be talking, the talk about it (his future) will happen,” he said recently. “For me, I’d stay for as long as possible. It also depends on the club, it all depends on the details. They’re all details that are sorted out separately. But I am very calm, very happy and I am enjoying the .”

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