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LIVERPOOL STAR LUIS DIAZ IS REPORTEDLY A PRIMARY SUMMER TARGET FOR SAUDI PRO LEAGUE SIDE AL-NASSR 16:16, 29 May 2025Updated 16:19, 29 May 2025 Al Nassr sporting director Fernando Hierro has
revealed that they want to extend Cristiano Ronaldo's contract amid reports that the club have made Liverpool star Luis Diaz their prime target. There is uncertainty surrounding the
40-year-old's future in Saudi Arabia and it has been suggested that the Saudi Pro League side are targeting the Colombian. After another trophyless campaign in the Middle East, which
concluded against Al-Fateh on Monday, Ronaldo hinted that it could be his final game for the club after signing a lucrative deal in December 2022. TalkSPORT reported on Thursday that Diaz
had been earmarked by the Saudi Pro League side as their primary target in the summer. The outlet has claimed that Liverpool are aware of the interest in their winger, who netted 13 Premier
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news LIVE - Florian Wirtz latest, Hugo Ekitike boost, Jeremie Frimpong move During the press conference on Thursday, Hierro expressed his hope that Ronaldo would sign a new deal in Riyadh.
"Ronaldo's contract with Al Nassr runs until June 30," he said. "We will work to renew his contract so he can continue with us, and there are many clubs interested in
signing him. "We are negotiating with Cristiano Ronaldo to renew his contract. God willing, we will find a solution." Diaz's future has come under increasing scrutiny in
recent months following reports of interest from Saudi Arabia and Barcelona. After falling down the pecking order, following Cody Gakpo's form, earlier in the campaign, speculation
ramped up; however, Diaz proved his importance during the title run-in, becoming indispensable to Arne Slot's side. Earlier this month, Diaz declared his desire to remain at Anfield and
teased contract talks over a possible extension on Merseyside, lengthening his stay in England after arriving from FC Porto in January 2022. “Yes, happy," he told Telemundo. "From
the first day I arrived, I’ve always been happy, calm, enjoying the football played at this great team. Article continues below “We’ll be talking about it, we’ll talk about it (about the
renewal). "For me, I would stay however many years it takes, it also depends on the club, everything. "These are details that are sorted out separately. Very calm, I’m happy and
enjoying the Premier League.”