Luis Diaz's hot messages while he's away from Liverpool

The immediate rise that Luis Diaz has had on his arrival at Liverpool, has helped him to win over the Anfield fans through his goals, and also to become the recent icon of the Colombian national team, who after failing to qualify for the World Cup in Qatar 2022, is in a total reconstruction guided by the Liverpool star, who has already been catalogued as a "Sex Symbol".

On Sunday morning, the official Twitter account of the Colombian national football team published an image of Luis Diaz in training clothes, which caused a furore among Colombian fans to the extent of quoting the tweet, and commenting on it, phrases such as "Sex God", "Luis emanates sex", "He makes me sweat", "Luis makes me shake", etc, to which the Community Manager opted to delete the tweet.

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That tweet quickly became a worldwide trend and was therefore denounced for inciting sex, which is a serious policy for Twitter. Even when entering the url of the tweet, the legend "This page does not exist. Try another search". 

The thing did not stop there and the cybernauts went to the official Facebook of the Tricolor to continue with their ardent comments to the figure of Luis Diaz, who this time shared camera with goalkeeper David Ospina of Al-Nassr of Saudi Arabia and Andres Llinás of Millonarios of Colombia, making a third of praise. Colombia will face Guatemala and Mexico in the United States on the next FIFA World Cup date.

<strong>Luis Díaz is in Colombia </strong>

For this tour in the American Union, Luis Diaz is not the only Premier League player who will go for Colombia, but also his namesake Luis Sinisterra of Leeds United, Yáser Asprilla of Watford FC, Jéferson Lerma of AFC Bournemouth and Dávinson Sánchez of Tottenham Hotspur. This will be Néstor Lorenzo's debut in charge of the national team after his time at Melgar and José Pékerman's departure from El Tri.