Diaz Deal Amongst Liverpool’s Most Lucrative SalesDiaz departure adds to Liverpool’s biggest sales legacyLiverpool’s decision to sanction Luis Diaz’s move to Bayern Munich for a fee of £65.5

Liverpool will complete the sale of Luis Diaz to Bayern Munich today after the Colombian arrived at Munich Airport, while sources have shed light on three more Reds stars in line to depart.

Richard Hughes has ammassed an impressive record of sales since taking over as Liverpool sporting director, enabling the club to make huge investments in Arne Slot's squad

Alexander Isak is facing a crucial few days as Liverpool prepare to approach Newcastle over a transfer, while Arsenal turn their attention to Eberechi Eze and Manchester United chase a striker

Liverpool remain interested in the possibility of smashing the British transfer record by landing Alexander Isak from Newcastle and are believed to be preparing a huge offer. The sale of Luis Diaz to Bayern Munich will be used to boost their attempts to sign Isak.

Clear-Out Could Top £200m in Player SalesNumbers game forces difficult decisionsLiverpool are no strangers to transfer market scrutiny, but this summer feels more delicate than

Premier League teams other than Man Utd have been adept at selling players this summer. Chelsea are the masters thanks to the absurdity of Joao Felix.

In 1995, when the Premier League was in its infancy and transfer fees were tiny in comparison to today, Newcastle United, serious title contenders, enraged their supporters by selling leading goalscorer Andy Cole to Manchester United for £6million plus winger Keith Gillespie.

Alexander Isak complication removed as key Liverpool transfer figure flies in for tour. Deals done. Diaz is poised to become the fifth senior player to depart the Liver

The latest development is Luis Diaz's impending move to Bayern Munich, following an agreement on an $88 million deal, marking another step in the summer revamp being orchestrated by Arne Slot. Slot and sporting director Richard Hughes have been industriously preparing the squad for their Premier League title defence during the transfer window,

David Lynch has claimed that Liverpool could yet alter their stance on one player if ‘crazy money’ is offered to them. On Wednesday morning, Sky Sports‘ Lyall Thomas reported that the Reds ...