Bad news for Luis Díaz, Klopp wants this player to replace him for free

In the last few days, the European press has reported that Kylian Mbappé has decided to leave PSG for 2023, and that one of the teams he could join would be Liverpool, where Luis Diaz plays. The subject is one of the most talked about in the Liverpool environment, due to divided opinions about the possible arrival of Kylian, because despite being one of the best players in the world, many doubt his attitudes.

Emile Heskey, former Liverpool player, spoke to 'Gambling', there he questioned the current that the French player has had, so he did not agree with him coming to the 'Reds'. "Anyone would find it hard to turn down someone like Kylian Mbappé, but if you've just signed a new contract and you're already making a fuss about moving, why wouldn't you do it again if things aren't going well at your next club?" said Heskey.

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Emile also revealed what he thinks manager Jürgen Klopp will do with Mbappé, a subject the Frenchman might not be too keen on. "I don't think Jürgen Klopp is willing to treat a player differently to anyone else in his squad. Mbappé is a class player and would get into anyone's starting XI, but then you have all these problems that come with him."

The Reds are in search of more attacking variants to offer Jürgen Klopp more variety, given the unknown fate of Roberto Firmino (contract expires in the summer) and the under-performance of several players in recent weeks. Wilfred Zaha stands out for playing on the left flank, where the Reds do not have a player to rotate with Luis Diaz.

Wilfred Zaha could be the replacement for Luis Díaz

The Ivorian winger is one of the best players in the Premier League in recent years, being a capital piece for Crystal Palace to stay for a long time in the English top flight. He has 5 goals and an assist in 9 games played at the start of the season, being the main offensive reference for Patrick Vieira's team.