Dias transfer failed! Liverpool suddenly made an appointment, and Barcelona s forward strengthening encountered another obstacle

Preface: Barcelona's reconstruction is hit again! Dias, who was originally a signing target, chose to renew his contract and stayed in Premier League giant Liverpool. What kind of transfer game is hidden behind this?

In an unexpected transfer trend, Barcelona's important target on the signing list this summer, Luis Dias, has restarted the contract renewal negotiations with Liverpool, which almost means that he will not join the Catalan giant this summer. According to the Barcelona mouthpiece "World Sports", Diaz is seriously considering signing a contract with Liverpool, completely ending rumors about his transfer to Barcelona.

Several months ago, the Colombia winger expressed dissatisfaction with his status as a substitute in Liverpool and once revealed his intention to leave the team. At that time, Barcelona sports director Deko showed a strong interest in introducing Dias, and Dias was also open to joining the giants of Catalans, and the relationship between the two sides was once quite close. Barcelona has even listed him as a priority target for the summer window next year, trying to introduce this attacking player who is competent for left-wing assault and can play guest-starred center.

However, the situation quickly changed. As Liverpool secures the Premier League title, new coach Slotte begins to stabilize the championship team. Against this background, Liverpool reopened the contract renewal negotiations with Dias, and the negotiations were progressing smoothly. Sources said that 28-year-old Dias is likely to officially renew his contract with the team after the end of the season, and the contract renewal is basically a foregone conclusion.

It is worth noting that Dias, who was once dissatisfied with the character, has now changed his attitude. As the team rebuilds trust in him, his future has stabilized. This is undoubtedly a heavy blow to Barcelona, ​​which is eager to complete the reconstruction this summer.

Barcelona originally hoped to increase the firepower of the wing and increase the depth of the front line through Dias, but now they can only turn their attention to other candidates. This also reveals the embarrassing situation of the club's current recruitment strategy - high-priced stars are difficult to introduce, and potential stars are repeatedly rejected. At the same time, Liverpool continues to promote plans to stabilize the core lineup. Not only will Dias stay, but key players such as Van Dijk and Salah are also expected to renew their contracts. The continuation of Liverpool's championship lineup is gradually becoming a foregone conclusion.