Michael Owen also gave his opinion on Luis Díaz's performance in Champions League

The former Liverpool player pondered the contribution of the Colombia national team player

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After Lucho Díaz's dream presentation at the Da Luz Stadium in Lisbon against Benfica, where he reported with an assist for Sadio Mané and scored Liverpool's third goal, accolades continue for the former Barranquilla Junior, who will be one of the great absences in Qatar 2022.

The Colombian player scored his first goal in the Champions League with Liverpool, who took a big step towards advancing to the semifinals with a 3-1 win against Benfica, and leaves him calm ahead of the return game at Anfield Road on April 13.

The truth is that since his arrival at the 'Reds' last January, the guajiro has become a fundamental part of the scheme of the German coach Jürgen Klopp, which has given him enough confidence that he has allowed him to adapt to the rhythm of English football.

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On February 19, 2020, Luis Diaz scored his first goal for Liverpool against Norwich. ExPorto stung the ball to the goalkeeper after a pass from Jordan Henderson to decree the final 3-1 for matchday 26 of the Premier League.

By the 29th date of the English league, the coffee grower would report back on the opposing network to Brighton & Hove Albion Football Club, as a visitor, when he opened the head account after an assist from Joel Matip.

The quality of Lucho Díaz is undeniable and his great performances have generated great admiration in the world of football starting with his own coach, who has repeatedly surrendered to the feet of the Colombian.

After the match against Benfica ended, the former Borussia Dortmund coach once again praised Diaz, whom he considers a top player and expressed his joy at having him on his squad.

Weeks ago Klopp reiterated that the Colombian is vital in Liverpool's operating plan, adding that he can improve and give much more to the club.

In addition to Klopp and other world football personalities, a reference for Liverpool and the English national team also referred to Luis Díaz's present that is on everyone's lips. Former striker Michael Owen, who played for seven seasons on the Merseyside ensemble, gave his opinion on Lucho in dialogue with BT Sport.

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