The drastic change Luis Díaz will have to make to regain a Liverpool place

Winger Luis Díaz continues to be the subject of conversation and this Sunday a heated discussion was generated on his behalf. Through social networks, football data expert Alexis María Martín-Tamayo Blázquez, who is known as MisterChip, said that Luis Díaz could play on the right flank, to which some detractors responded. It all started because the Spanish journalist made a comment about Ousmane Dembélé, which somehow found its way back to the Colombian footballer. 

"Dembélé is an extraordinary player. He lacks consistency, but when he is inspired he is TOP-3 in the world in his position," he wrote on his Twitter account. A follower immediately asked him: "TOP-3 in the world compared to whom? And continuing with the question and answer dynamic, MisterChip gave some names that could play on the right flank like the French player of Barcelona.

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"Compared to other players who can play in that position: Coman, Antony, Raphinha, Bergwijn, Neres, Luis Diaz, Foden, Sané, Ghezzal, Brandt, Rashford, Sterling," he said. Seeing the name of the Colombian attacker, another person tried to mock him in response to the tweet and heated up: "Luis Diaz on the right? In what world do you live in, bald?

With no problem, as many don't stand up to these types of comments on social networks, MisterChip replied by assuring him that "Luis Díaz can play on the right (he has already done so several times) and Dembélé can play on the left (this is even more common)". "Perhaps the excess of hair has not allowed you to appreciate this detail, but that's why I'm here with a clear forehead, to remind you," he added.

<strong>Luis Díaz would have to adapt to a new position on the pitch </strong>

Luis Diaz is currently recovering from a knee injury that will keep him out of action until after the World Cup in Qatar. Because of this absence, Liverpool manager Jürgen Klopp has been looking for a replacement by trying Fabio Carvalho or even dropping Mohamed Salah to the wing, so when the Colombian returns to play, he will surely have to occupy another position to meet Klopp's expectations.