Luis Diaz close to overtaking Mohamed Salah at Liverpool

Luis Díaz is one of the names that has been conquering English football. Since his arrival at Liverpool, he has shown that he is capable of being a key player in the team managed by Jürgen Klopp. Although Liverpool's current situation is not the best, due to the results achieved at the beginning of the season, both in the Premier League and Champions League, the ex-Porto has been able to stand out with his team, even in difficult moments.

The local press has listed the Colombian winger as one of the most important and influential players of the team so far this season. In fact, Diaz has put up good numbers and has responded in difficult moments for the club. In eight games played, the 25-year-old has scored four goals, which leaves him with a record of one goal every two games.

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These performances and numbers achieved by Luis Diaz, have led him to become one of the three most valuable players of Liverpool, according to 'Transfermarkt', specialised in market values of footballers. In the information of the aforementioned portal, Luis Diaz appeared as the third most valuable player in the squad managed by Jürgen Klopp, the Colombian was valued at €75 million, followed by Trent Alexander-Arnold with €80 million and Mohamed Salah in first position with €90 million.

This value has also made him one of the 15 most expensive players in the Premier League, a ranking he shares with several stars. This record is led by Erling Haaland, Manchester City's star striker, who is valued at 150 million euros, followed by Phil Foden, also of the 'Citizens' team, and Tottenham's Harry Kane, both with a price tag of €90 million, who complete the top 3.

One of the most expensive in the Premier League

The ex-Junior de Barranquilla, appears in 14th place, beating other stars such as Heung-Min Son, Bukayo Saka, Kai Havertz, Jack Grealish, Raheem Sterling, Gabriel Jesus and Marcus Rashford. While in his country he is already the most highly-rated player and is chasing the mark of his compatriot James Rodriguez, who was once a star in European football.