Luis Diaz was right to leave Liverpool

Luis Diaz was wise to leave Liverpool.

Luis Diaz's move from Liverpool to Bayern Munich in the summer of 2025 is being seen as the most decisive and wise decision of his career. From being doubted when leaving Anfield, the Colombian player is now flourishing at the Allianz Arena, where he has found both peak form and joy in playing football.

Joining Bayern for €75 million, Diaz quickly proved his worth with 8 goals and 5 assists in just 14 games. This is his best performance since moving to Europe, far surpassing his three years at Liverpool (2022-2025), despite having won four major titles with the club, including the Premier League title last season.

While Liverpool were struggling under manager Arne Slot, in Munich, Diaz became the perfect piece in the attacking system that Vincent Kompany was building. He played flexibly on both wings or dropped into the middle as an attacking midfielder, giving the "Gray Tigers" suddenness, speed and the ability to make a difference in every phase of the ball.

The understanding with Harry Kane and Michael Olise makes Bayern's trio a nightmare for any defender. "Playing with Harry and Michael is great. With just one move, we understand each other. That gives me a lot more confidence," Diaz shared.

Not only did he shine individually, he also played an important role in helping Bayern set an unprecedented record in the history of the top 5 European national championships, winning 14 consecutive matches since the beginning of the season, scoring 51 goals and conceding only 10. Bild newspaper praised Diaz as "the piece that makes the Bayern machine run smoother and more perfect than ever".

The decision to leave Liverpool, once controversial, has now proven to be the right move. At 28, Luis Diaz has not only regained his peak form but also opened a new promising chapter, where he is no longer the “lost bird in Anfield”, but the guiding star of a Bayern Munich team aiming for European glory.

Source: https://znews.vn/luis-diaz-da-dung-khi-roi-liverpool-post1598892.html