Per-sports: Liverpool asks Dias for 100 million euros, Riyadh is willing to pay

According to the Daily Sports Daily, Riyadh Victory is willing to pay the 100 million euro transfer fee required by Liverpool to sign Louis Dias.

Louis Dias' future has become the focus of the transfer market this summer. He is still in Liverpool's lineup, but all parties agree with a fundamental problem: Louis Dias wants to leave the Premier League, and Liverpool is willing to open the door for this, but the challenge is still arduous, and the obstacle is the huge transfer fee proposed by the Reds.

The current situation is full of tension, and according to information revealed by Luis Dias himself and his team, the player hopes to play for Barcelona in the new season. However, Barcelona is currently unable to meet the price proposed by Liverpool. Bayern is another club that pursues Louis Dias, whose major goals in the transfer market have been lost and are now focusing on Louis Dias.

Bayern once made a offer of nearly £60 million, but Liverpool hopes to get more. According to reports, Liverpool's current asking price is as high as 100 million euros. Obviously, unless unexpected situations occur, Bayern cannot afford such high transfer fees.

In fact, only Saudi Riyadh won, expressed his willingness to pay the 100 million euro transfer fee Liverpool requested. The club has been trying to convince Louis Dias to join, but many efforts have failed because the players prioritize staying in the European arena. A recent change may change the situation: Ronaldo has gained greater influence in the team after renewing his contract.

This week, Joe Jesus has served as Riyadh victory coach, responsible for planning for next season. It is reported that Riyadh victory requires finding new places for four foreign players: Laporte, Angelo Gabriel, Brozovic and Montelo. The departure of these players will make room for new players, including Louis Dias, who Ronaldo hopes will deliver shells to himself on the wing.

The Riyadh victory was the only club able to pay the 100 million euro transfer fee Liverpool required, which solved the first hurdle. The remaining problem is Louis Dias' own wishes. As far as the upcoming World Cup is concerned, it is also an acceptable option for Dias, considering that there are already several Colombian internationals playing in the Arab League.

It is currently mid-July and the transfer market has not yet entered a white-hot stage. Barcelona has not given up yet, and Luis Dias has not made it clear which option to prefer.