🚨🏟️Liverpool fans have turned on Luiz Diaz after hearing what he said in his first Bayern Munich interview …

• He’s Burnt the Bridge and Torched the Memories!” — Furious Liverpool Fans TURN on Luis Diaz After Explosive Bayern Munich Interview 😳🔥

BREAKING NEWS: Luis Diaz’s shocking words in his first Bayern Munich interview have sent shockwaves through Anfield — and Liverpool fans are NOT taking it lightly.

If Diaz thought switching clubs was the only drama involved in leaving Liverpool, he just got a brutal wake-up call. The Colombian winger, once adored by the Anfield faithful for his electrifying performances and tireless work ethic, has now found himself in the middle of a bitter fan backlash — all because of what he said in his very first interview as a Bayern Munich player.

Moments after being unveiled in Bavaria, Diaz didn’t hold back. Instead of expressing gratitude to Liverpool or paying tribute to the fans who sang his name week in, week out, Diaz decided to stir the pot. He praised Bayern as “a club that matches my ambition… something I’ve been waiting for,” and made it painfully clear that he saw the move as a major “step up” in his career.

That phrase — “step up” — is what has enraged the Liverpool faithful.

Social media has exploded with fury, with hundreds of fans accusing Diaz of disrespecting a club that stood by him through injuries, personal struggles, and even family trauma. One fan wrote, “He should NEVER have said that. We backed him when he was struggling, and now he spits on us like this?” Another blasted, “Step up from Liverpool? After we made you who you are? The door is shut, mate. Don’t ever come back.”

To make matters worse, Diaz also praised Bayern’s playing style, saying “this is how football should be played — fluid, fast, and fearless.” Many fans saw this as a veiled jab at Jurgen Klopp’s system — the very system that made Diaz a star on the world stage.

Talk about burning your bridges…

At this point, it seems unlikely Diaz will ever be welcomed back at Anfield — not even for a testimonial. The banners with his name are already being torn down in the Kop, and his old Liverpool shirts are being sold for pennies online.

He could’ve walked away with dignity, respect, and a legacy.

Instead? He walked out with fire in his mouth — and now, he’ll feel the full heat of the Liverpool fanbase.

This isn’t just a transfer. This is WAR.