Bayern Munich have agreed a €75 million ($88m) deal to sign winger Luis Díaz from Liverpool, sources have told ESPN.

Bayern Munich is set to sign Luis Díaz from Liverpool. On Sunday, several outlets reported a breakthrough in the negotiations between the two clubs, with Bayern reportedly paying €75 million ($88 million) for the 28-year-old Colombian winger.

Luis Díaz (28) was likely to go to Tottenham in January 2022. But he was the first Colombian to wear a Liverpool jersey. Díaz's father, Luis Manuel Díaz, revealed the story behind the transfer in an interview with Columbia 'Blue Radio' at the time.

Liverpool outcast Federico Chiesa has reportedly firmed up his stance on whether to leave Anfield this summer. The winger found first-team action hard to come by last season but his chances of being given more responsibility by Arne Slot could be about to go up, with Luis Diaz on his way to Bayern Munich.

His defensive attributes and work-rate are also evidenced by the fact he won possession in the final third on 22 occasions, more than any other Liverpool player relative to their time spent on the pitch. He will certainly be a loss if and when his move to the Bundesliga goes through.

Luis Diaz has been linked with a move to Bayern Munich and along with Darwin Nuñez was left out on Saturday when the Reds took on AC Milan.

In the second half Milan pulled away with Ruben Loftus-Cheek scoring and a double from Noah Okafor off the bench caught out the Reds. Cody Gakpo was on the scoresheet for Liverpool in stoppage time as new signing Hugo Ekitike looked on from sidelines.