Luis Díaz is back on the Premier League’s radar … in fact, he hasn’t been out of there in over six months.
The attacker has been repeatedly mentioned as Liverpool’s target and Newcastle is also mentioned, but now there would be a third party in contention, one that was mentioned in the past.
It is about Tottenham, a team that in the past, when Mourinho was DT, would have expressed interest.
UK media assure that the Colombian has been being evaluated for months and that a first offer to Porto would have already taken place, for no less than 60 million euros. The answer? No thanks.
The 24-year-old is in no rush and neither is his team. They would wait for the summer market and not give in to the pressure, not even for such a tempting offer. If no one appears with 80 million euros, the value of the termination clause, there will be patience.
Coach Sergio Sérgio Conceição had already given the idea that there would be no way to retain him: “we cannot guess what is going to happen. The players have a termination clause, if they pay it we can do nothing,” said the DT.
As it is, the market will continue to move and Díaz will remain on the radar of many. But from confirmed news, nothing for now.
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