Luis Díaz's journey with Liverpool FC has come to an end. After three and a half years at Anfield, the Colombian winger has officially joined Bayern Munich as a marquee signing for the 2025–26 season. But beyond the footballing impact, it was his heartfelt farewell message—especially his tribute to Diogo Jota—that left a lasting impression.

Díaz thanks Liverpool and reflects on his time at Anfield

In a message posted on his social media channels, Luis Díaz expressed deep gratitude to his teammates, coaches, fans, and the club for everything he experienced in England.

“I leave proud of everything we achieved together,” he wrote, reflecting on his journey since arriving in 2022 from FC Porto. “It was a cycle full of beautiful moments, trophies, sincere friendships, and truth. I leave with the feeling of a job well done—and above all, as a champion.”

Díaz was a key part of a Liverpool squad that won four major trophies during his spell, including the Premier League title under Arne Slot last season.

A moving tribute to Diogo Jota

Perhaps the most emotional part of Díaz’s farewell came when he remembered Diogo Jota, his former teammate and friend, who tragically passed away recently.

“It would have been the perfect goodbye if we hadn’t lost one of our own in such a tragic way,” he wrote.
“As I said before and I’ll say again: I carry all of you in my heart—but one of you in particular: Diogo. I’ll never forget you. We’ll never forget you. Thank you for everything.”

The tribute resonated deeply with fans and the football community, highlighting the human side of Díaz’s time at the club.

Transfer details and what comes next

While no official figures were released, British media estimate that Bayern Munich paid around £65 million (approximately €75 million) for the Colombian international, who is expected to sign a multi-year contract with the Bundesliga giants.