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Bayern’s €52M Opening Bid Falls Short of €80M Release as Barcelona Seeks Registration Safeguard

A reported gentleman’s agreement fixes his release fee at €80 million with clubs jockeying under distinct financial limits alongside registration-protection demands.

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Overview

  • Bayern lodged a first €52 million offer for Díaz, falling short of both Liverpool’s rumored €80 million release threshold and Munich’s own €60 million ceiling including bonuses.
  • Liverpool and Díaz are said to have a secret gentleman’s agreement allowing his departure for any club that meets an €80 million fee.
  • Barcelona’s discussions include a registration-contingency clause to impose financial penalties if La Liga’s financial rules prevent Díaz’s registration.
  • Díaz has publicly confirmed he is negotiating with Liverpool and interested clubs but has not yet decided on his next destination.
  • Bayern’s urgency reflects the need to replace departing wingers after failed bids for other targets, and the Saudi side Al-Nassr is also monitoring developments.