It is easy to see why Luis Diaz is an attractive prospect for Bayern Munich. Diaz's shot conversion rate of 18.3% in 24-25 comfortably ranked as his best in a Premier League season. Many of his other attributes stood out statistically too.

The Brazilian winger is seen as a top target by Arne Slot, especially after Diaz’s departure. While Liverpool have already spent big this summer, their transfer business isn’t slowing down. Now, the focus is on finding the right player to replace Diaz — and Rodrygo fits the mold.

Two months on, that farewell has been confirmed with Diaz set to complete a €75 million (£65.6m; $88.1m) move to Bayern Munich. It brings the curtain down on a three-and-a-half-year Anfield career which yielded 41 goals in 148 appearances.

So continues the great Liverpool attacking evolution. Luis Diaz heading to Bayern Munich after agreement was struck over a £65million deal is the latest step in the summer overhaul being overseen by Arne Slot.

Liverpool fan and Redmen TV presenter Dan Clubbe speaks to Total Sport's Giulia Bould about Luis Diaz's imminent move to German champions Bayern Munich, Alexander Isak links and Liverpool's pre-season tour defeat to AC Milan

Edwin Diaz strikes out Matt Chapman with the bases loaded for the final out of the game, securing his 23rd save of the year in the Mets' 5-3 win

Yandy Diaz, Tampa Bay’s veteran corner infielder, is reportedly available, and he checks a lot of boxes for Detroit. The 33-year-old is batting .284 with 18 home runs, 61 RBIs, and an .816 OPS through 99 games this season. He’s a right-handed bat with on-base skills, some pop, and postseason experience.

The Rays are reportedly open to trading Yandy Diaz, possibly allowing the Red Sox to acquire one of their top trade deadline targets.