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The forward, who turns 29 in January, had been pushing for a move since last summer and after two attempts to agree an extension to the two years he has remaining on his contract failed due to the gap in expectations, Liverpool reluctantly accepted his departure was inevitable – but only for a suitable price. Advertisement Hugo Ekitike’s arrival last week means the club have already bolstered their attacking options and they maintain an interest in Newcastle’s wantaway striker Alexander Isak. The completion of the sale of Diaz, who cost the club £42m plus £3.4m in add-ons, will see Liverpool’s income from transfers in the last year top £190m. Press Association Viewcomments Send Tip or Correction Embed this post To embed this post, copy the code below on your site Email “Luis Diaz leaves Liverpool training camp to finalise Bayern Munich move”. Recipient's Email Feedback on “Luis Diaz leaves Liverpool training camp to finalise Bayern Munich move”. 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