Fight, Bayern locks in Liverpool s wings with 60 million, but has a limited offer, and may encounter the fourth humiliation in the summer

According to Spanish "World Sports", Bundesliga giant Bayern Munich's journey to find a winger is currently the Colombian striker Dias who plays for Liverpool. They hope to win the 28-year-old winger with 60 million euros to replace Sane, who has left the team. However, this deal is likely to be caught in a protracted battle because of Liverpool's poor signings.

Diaz joined Liverpool from Porto for 54 million euros during the winter transfer period in 2022. During his more than three years at Liverpool, he gradually replaced the team's meritorious winger Mane, and has been the absolute main force of the team in the past two seasons. Even in terms of single-point blasting ability, he is more effective than Liverpool's right winger Salah, and can be regarded as the previous Liverpool's explosive point king.

However, with the improvement of his position in the team, Dias is also very dissatisfied with his annual salary. His current weekly salary at Liverpool is only 55,000 pounds, which can be said to be a child labor contract. If it is converted into euros, it will be about 3.5 million euros per year. This is still before tax, and less than 2 million after tax. In comparison, several Liverpool's maximum-paid players all have an annual salary of about 10 million euros.

Dias also hopes that he can get a contract of 10 million after tax in the new contract, but according to previous media disclosures, Liverpool only hopes to give a contract of about 6 million, which is hugely different from Dias's requirement, so Dias was pushed to the market and accurately withdraw cash.

Regularly speaking, Bayern's choice this time is good. After all, Dias has the strength and experience, and Liverpool is also sincerely selling it. Moreover, Bayern was able to issue a contract of 10 million after tax. Unfortunately, Bayern only plans to bid 60 million euros in this transaction. According to the media, this bid is limited to death and will never give Liverpool senior management a range of bargaining.

According to the previous Saudi media, two local tyrants in Sha Chao also took a fancy to Dias and were preparing to take him off at a price of 70-80 million euros. With Sha Chao participating in the bidding, Liverpool's management must have a lot of money, so the final decision-making power depends on Dias himself. Only when he believes that he joins Bayern will he persuade the club to sacrifice his own interests and meet his transfer needs.

This reminds people of Bayern's two failures in the transfer market before. They also count on the players themselves, and the transfer fee/salary is not as high as that of the opponent. In the end, they failed the first two times. It seems that Bayern general manager Ebert is very strong enough. Although he has two failure experiences, he is still betting on the players at Dias to pay more attention to the competition and honors that Bayern can bring. I don't know if he should laugh at him for being persistent or being paranoid.

Previously, Bayern tried to help reduce the price of Leverkusen because he gave enough Werz's salary. The contract renewal of Sane lowered his salary and wanted to defeat the higher-priced Turkish Super League club with his own competitive strength, but he also failed. If Dias' transfer still fails to limit the 60 million euro transfer fee, it may be even more difficult to deal with this summer transfer market in the future.

After all, there are not many left wingers who can meet Bayern's requirements and the opponent's club is willing to sell. Previously, Bayern wanted to intercept Hugitens, but the third failure in summer transfer was the third time. If Dias missed again, there would be really not many choice opportunities left for Bayern.

At that time, for this Bundesliga giant, it will usher in the fourth failure of the summer transfer market. Perhaps Bayern can still rely on its strong financial resources to save this shameful transfer period, but the future of general manager Eberle is probably going to be a big question mark!