He was the only player who was shining for Liverpool and now he will miss the season

The Reds lost 3-2 to the Gunner's in a goal feast, a result that left the visitors in a bad way, as it sent them to tenth place in the Premier League, generating doubts from fans about the decisions of coach Jürgen Klopp, who said after the game in London that things are not looking good for Diaz and Alexander-Arnold, players who left the game injured and with severe discomfort.

"Lucho came on for Roberto Fimino in the 42nd minute of the match after a terrible collision with Arsenal's Ghanaian midfielder Thomas Partey, which left Diaz badly hurt and a few moments later he fell to the turf asking to be substituted. The 23-year-old went straight to the dressing room accompanied by club medics, where he was seen limping and causing concern among Liverpool fans.

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Social media was abuzz once the club caught the bus home, as several Liverpool insiders revealed that Colombian superstar Luis Diaz had left the Emirates Stadium on crutches and a knee brace, opening up the possibility that he could become a major casualty for the remainder of 2022, weakening the Reds' attack, who desperately need his goals to move up the table.

Luis Fernando Diaz arrived at Anfield last February from Portuguese side FC Porto for a fee of 45 million euros, plus 15 million euros in variables that will depend on the goals and performances of the striker at Anfield. The Colombian was one of the Reds' star signings in the winter window, with Klopp himself welcoming him on his arrival by plane.

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Although the Colombian national team will not participate in the World Cup in Qatar, Luis Diaz had been playing an important role in the renewal that the Argentine coach Néstor Lorenzo has with the Cafetaleros. Diaz has scored four goals so far this season for the Reds, three in the Premier League and one more in the Champions League, as well as being a recurring player for Klopp.