Bayern Munich Star Luis Diaz Provides Injury Update After Champions League Scare Against Arsenal
Bayern said examinations confirmed a minor left hamstring tear, and German media reported Diaz could miss four to six weeks.
- On Thursday, Bayern Munich confirmed that forward Luis Diaz will be out for the "foreseeable future" after suffering a minor muscle tear in his left hamstring during Wednesday's 2-2 Champions League draw against Arsenal.
- Coach Vincent Kompany reported that Diaz had "not trained to 100 percent" before the match; the 29-year-old entered the game in the 68th minute and was forced off in stoppage time at the Allianz Arena.
- Medical examinations confirmed the hamstring tear, and German media reports suggest Diaz will be out for four to six weeks. Bayern stated, "The 29-year-old forward will therefore be sidelined for the time being."
- Bayern faces a significant setback as they prepare to face third-placed Freiburg on Sunday. Since joining Liverpool in 2025, Diaz has contributed 31 goals and 24 assists in 62 matches.
- Without a specified return date for the Colombian international, the Bundesliga leaders must navigate their campaign without one of their primary attacking threats. The club has not mentioned when Diaz will resume training.
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The German Pyren Munich Club announced that his Colombian player Luis Díaz suffered from a "slight muscle rip" in his left thigh, which would keep him away from the playgrounds in the coming period.
Another heavy injury hits the big European Champions League. (ANSA)
Author of a hat-trick last Saturday against RB Leipzig (6-1), Díaz started the match against Arsenal from the dock of the Allianz Arena, jumped to the field in the 68th minute and had to be replaced in the 90th, by problems in the left thigh. After "the examinations carried out by the medical department of the Bavarian ensemble", it has been revealed that "he suffered a small fibrillary break in the back of the left thigh" and will be "so, low f…
Bayern's Diaz sidelined with hamstring injury after Arsenal draw
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