Luis Díaz
Agent, Salary, Contract, Club and Profile
Colombia €72mm
Key Facts
Date of birth: 13.01.1997
Nationality: Colombia
Current club: FC Bayern Munich
Position: Left Winger / Forward
Height: 1.80m
Current market value: Approximately €72mm
Represented by: AS1 (As One Sports)
Main agent: No single lead representative publicly confirmed
Reported salary: Estimated €14m gross per year, excluding bonuses — Capology
Contract expires: 30.06.2029
About
Luis Díaz is a Colombian winger who plays for FC Bayern Munich and the Colombia national team. Known for his acceleration, dribbling and relentless attacking movement, he primarily operates from the left but can also play through the centre.
Born in Barrancas, Díaz began his professional career with Barranquilla FC before establishing himself at Junior. His performances earned him a move to FC Porto in 2019, where he developed into one of Portuguese football’s most dangerous attackers.
Díaz joined Liverpool in January 2022 and won the Premier League, FA Cup and League Cup during his time in England. He moved to Bayern Munich in July 2025 and helped the club win the Bundesliga and German Cup in his first season. For Colombia, he was joint-top scorer at the 2021 Copa América and helped his country reach the 2024 final.
He is represented by AS1, the international agency group launched in December 2024. His career progression has taken him from Colombian domestic football to leading clubs in Portugal, England and Germany.
Representation
Agency: AS1 (As One Sports)
Main representative: No single lead representative publicly confirmed
Representatives reported in his Bayern transfer: Christian Wein and Raúl Pais da Costa — Costa is listed within the agency profile
Headquarters: London, United Kingdom
Jurisdiction: International, with a strong presence in European and South American markets
FIFA licence status: AS1 lists licensed agents within its organisation; the licence status of Díaz’s specific lead representative is not independently confirmed
Linked with AS1 since: Publicly included among the group’s clients at its December 2024 launch
Also represents: Bruno Fernandes, Nuno Mendes, Gonçalo Inácio and Piero Hincapié
Related agency page: AS1 (As One Sports)
Díaz was among the prominent players associated with AS1 when the group launched. The agency brought together established representation businesses across Portugal, Spain and other international markets.
Reporting around his 2025 Bayern transfer identified Christian Wein and AS1 co-owner Raúl Pais da Costa as contacts in the negotiations. Their involvement supports describing his representation as an agency team rather than assigning one publicly confirmed lead agent.
AS1 provides contract and transfer negotiation, career planning, commercial development and player support. Díaz’s move to Bayern secured a four-year agreement running until June 2029.
Career timeline
2016: Made his professional debut for Barranquilla FC
2017: Progressed to Junior’s first team
2017: Helped Junior win the Copa Colombia
September 2018: Made his senior Colombia debut against Argentina
2018: Helped Junior win the Colombian league’s Finalización championship
2019: Won the Colombian Superliga and Apertura championship with Junior
July 2019: Joined FC Porto
2019/20: Helped Porto win the Portuguese league and cup double
2021: Finished as joint-top scorer at the Copa América with four goals as Colombia placed third
January 2022: Joined Liverpool
February 2022: Made his Liverpool debut against Cardiff City
2022: Helped Liverpool win the League Cup and FA Cup and reach the Champions League final
2024: Won a second League Cup with Liverpool
July 2024: Helped Colombia reach the Copa América final
2024/25: Helped Liverpool win the Premier League, scoring 13 league goals
July 2025: Joined Bayern Munich on a contract until 2029
August 2025: Scored in Bayern’s German Supercup victory
2025/26: Helped Bayern win the Bundesliga and German Cup double
Transfer history
2017 – Barranquilla FC to Junior – Progressed into top-flight Colombian football – Fee not publicly confirmed
2019 – Junior to FC Porto – Permanent transfer – Reported fee: approximately €7.2m – Five-year contract until 2024
2022 – FC Porto to Liverpool – Permanent transfer – Initial fee: €45m, with up to €15m in additional payments – Long-term contract
2025 – Liverpool to Bayern Munich – Permanent transfer – Reported total package: up to €75m, including bonuses – Four-year contract until June 2029
Díaz’s move to Porto provided his entry into European football. His performances in Portugal and at the 2021 Copa América accelerated his rise before Liverpool secured his signing midway through the following season.
He left Liverpool after 148 competitive appearances and 41 goals, having won every major domestic trophy available in English football.
His Bayern transfer opened another stage of his career, with the German club recruiting an established international capable of contributing immediately across the front line.
Playing profile
Díaz is primarily a left winger who likes to receive wide, face his opponent and attack with the ball. Predominantly right-footed, he can cut inside towards goal or accelerate down the outside to reach crossing positions.
His dribbling combines close control with sudden changes of speed and direction. He is particularly dangerous when isolated against a full-back, using quick touches and body movements to create room for a shot or forward run.
Without the ball, Díaz repeatedly attacks the space behind defenders. His diagonal runs from the left create opportunities to receive inside the penalty area, while his movement towards the far post provides an additional finishing threat.
He can also operate centrally. His mobility allows him to rotate with other forwards, stretch the defensive line and open space for teammates arriving from deeper positions.
Díaz brings considerable energy to the defensive side of the game. He presses defenders, follows runners and reacts quickly after possession is lost, making him well suited to teams that demand intense work from their attackers.
His effectiveness comes from combining individual flair with direct movement and sustained effort. He can create danger through a dribble, a run behind the defence or a quick exchange around the penalty area.
Key strengths
Acceleration and changes of pace
One-against-one dribbling
Close control
Direct attacking play
Diagonal runs behind defenders
Movement inside the penalty area
Cutting inside from the left
Combination play
Pressing and defensive work rate
Attacking transitions
Positional flexibility across the front line
Energy and persistence
