The big money is tempting: Luis Díaz is open to a move to Al-Hilal
According to 'L'Équipe', the Saudi club has made the Bayern Munich star its primary target and is preparing an offer of at least 70 million euros. The Bavarians refuse to sell.
Will another star leave European football for the big money of Saudi Arabia? According to a report by José Barroso from 'L'Équipe', Al-Hilal is working on signing Luis Díaz and has made the Bayern Munich winger its primary target in the current transfer window.
According to the report, Díaz is open to the possibility of moving to Saudi Arabia, and Al-Hilal is working on an initial offer of at least 70 million euros. However, the deal is expected to be particularly complex: Bayern has made it clear that it has no intention of selling the Colombian following his excellent debut season at the club, with three years remaining on his contract.
This position is similar to the one the club held until recently regarding Michael Olise, after reports suggested Real Madrid considered offering 150 million euros for him.
Al-Hilal is looking for significant reinforcement for the front line and has placed Díaz at the top of its list of candidates. Now the Saudis must decide whether to submit an offer that will cause Bayern to reconsider its position, in light of the fact that the player himself does not rule out the move.
