It has been reported that a Liverpool star’said yes’ to a summer transfer just a few hours before the Carabao Cup final match against Newcastle United.
As Liverpool and Newcastle competed for the Carabao Cup, the first major trophy of the season was presented at Wembley Stadium on Sunday afternoon. The trophy was awarded to the winner of the match.
Protectors In spite of the fact that Liverpool was the favourite going into the championship game, Arne Slot’s team turned in a terrible performance on the most important stage of all.
In the end, Newcastle emerged victorious by a score of 2-1, thanks to goals scored by Dan Burn and Alexander Isak. Despite the fact that Federico Chiesa scored in the final minutes of the game, the Magpies were able to hold on and end their seventy-year wait for a large domestic trophy.
According to reports that surfaced on Sunday morning, just a few hours before the championship match, a Liverpool star had reportedly agreed to a summer transfer away from Anfield.
Before Chelsea’s loss in the Carabao Cup final, the Liverpool star’said yes’ to a summer transfer.
A transfer specialist by the name of Fabrizio Romano posted the following on social media: “BREAKING: Luis Diaz has already said YES to a potential move to Barcelona, reports Sport.”
As stated by the Spanish news outlet SPORT, Barcelona is reportedly interested in acquiring Diaz during the summer months in a transaction that could cost anywhere between 70 and 75 million euros.
It has also been suggested that Diaz considers Barcelona to be his ideal club, and he has previously admitted that he would like to play for the Catalan club at some point in the future.
In the match between Liverpool and Newcastle, Diaz started for Liverpool but was unable to make a positive impact on the game. As a result, he was replaced with 74 minutes remaining in the match.
Diaz has made a total of 140 appearances across all competitions since entering the Merseyside club from the Portuguese club Porto in 2022. During that time, he has scored 37 goals.
Considering that there are only nine games left in the season, Liverpool will now be responsible for ensuring that they do not let their 12-point lead at the top of the Premier League table slip away any further.
In their next match, which will take place at Anfield on April 2, the Reds will face Everton, one of their most vehement rivals.
