Overview
- Luis Díaz has scored once in Bayern’s first six matches this season and is in a four-game scoring drought, a sharp contrast with his 26-goal, 23-assist breakout in 2025/26.
- Díaz told Sky Germany and the Bundesliga on Wednesday that he remains confident, is working hard on his finishing, and expects to break the run in the upcoming match against Union Berlin.
- He praised summer signing Nathaniel Brown as “spectacular” and said Brown’s versatility has helped the team, even as Díaz noted he would have liked more direct competition for the left-wing spot.
- Coach Vincent Kompany has rotated heavily and used Brown in multiple roles this month as Bayern integrate high-fee arrivals and manage a heavy fixture load across league and European matches.
- Bayern have started the season strongly with five wins and one draw, and Díaz said the club must chase every available title while remaining alert to rivals such as Borussia Dortmund.