Fresh buzz in the football world suggests that Luis Díaz is not entirely ruling out a return to Liverpool, but there’s a very specific requirement attached — and it’s already stirring debate among fans and pundits.

According to reports circulating across social platforms and fan channels, the Colombian winger — who currently plays for Bayern Munich after leaving Liverpool in the summer of 2025 — has hinted that he would consider a move back to Anfield only if one particular teammate is no longer at the club first.

📌 What Díaz is Allegedly Saying

Sources claim Díaz has told close contacts that:

He still holds affection for Liverpool and enjoyed his time playing there.

But there was tension with one specific squad member during his last spell, and that unresolved issue would make a return difficult for him.

Díaz’s reported stance is that he is open to rejoining if that player departs first.

At the moment, Liverpool have no official plans to bring him back — the club has maintained publicly that Díaz isn’t for sale and there are no ongoing negotiations about a return.

⚠️ Background Context

Díaz left Liverpool in July 2025 when Bayern Munich agreed a deal to sign him for around €75 million on a four-year contract. He had joined Liverpool from FC Porto in January 2022 and became a fan favorite thanks to his pace, direct attacking play, and key goals during his three-and-a-half year spell.

Since moving to Germany, Díaz has continued his career with Bayern Munich — but Liverpool supporters remain nostalgic about his time at Anfield. The winger’s reported openness to a return has therefore sparked huge interest, especially because the condition he’s said to have attached to it is personal rather than tactical.

💭 What This Could Mean

If the claim about Díaz’s condition is true, it raises tricky questions for Liverpool’s hierarchy:

Would they consider reshaping the squad to facilitate a potential return?

Or would they refuse to let one player’s preference affect squad decisions?

So far, no player names have been publicly linked to Díaz’s conditional return — and Liverpool have not acknowledged these reports officially.

In short, Luis Díaz’s door to Liverpool might not be completely shut — but he’s said to want something significant to change before walking back through it.