[戴仔，這裏我們去！] 利物浦 對 卡迪夫城 5
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阿兜啲體能真係好撚勁
北倫敦神鋒拿卡石？
咁都算牙叔？
死肥西係意荷大勢力，其他聯賽一早變左過街老鼠
條友應該就死
我估基佬應該好鐘意睇男子網球
牙達唔識用姐
佢係咪撈亂咗文迪斯同拉奧拿
fsg:29歲仲想要長約 
應該係
拉奧拿條肥西一睡不起就岩
拉狗仲訓緊
希望佢訓耐啲
希望佢訓耐啲
英雄所見
Manchester United players unfollowing Mason Greenwood on Instagram. #mufc
今季賣唔只啦 再過多季就難講 老實講 你今季尾大清洗拎番7 80m 叫fsg再貼多30m左右買人 定等多季用多季free走一蚊都收唔番叫fsg拎成億出黎買人現實啲 係人都知最後係咩一回事
講Mondial
文迪斯貨源主要士砵亭波圖
Mondial 都有係呢片土地插旗
文迪斯貨源主要士砵亭波圖
Mondial 都有係呢片土地插旗
Fsg真係狗黎
好似話打老婆
夠晒魔性
夠晒魔性
Mondial做東歐佬同瑞士佬多講葡點夠mendes黎
講葡點夠mendes黎CLS AO Final 
U18 fa cup俾人cup 4粒
守住埋
35屈25體能 拿叔痴撚線
Born in Barrancas on January 13, 1997, the attacker – full name Luis Fernando Diaz Marulanda – first came to football prominence in his home country when he participated at the Copa America of Indigenous People in 2015.
As a result of his performances at the tournament in Chile, where Colombia finished runners-up and he scored twice, Diaz linked up with Barranquilla FC of the Colombian second tier and, such was his talent, the club – which fielded teams in U17 and U20 divisions that were unsuitable for his age – created a completely new U18s side for him and others to play in.
Luis’ graduation to the elder of those age groups was swift, though, and a senior debut for Barranquilla arrived in April 2016, followed by a first goal – also the winner – at that level the next month.
His ascent was very much under way and after racking up 42 appearances at Barranquilla, top-flight outfit Junior brought him into their set-up during 2017.
It was a hugely beneficial switch for Diaz, who was part of the team that lifted the Copa Colombia in November that year and rapidly established himself as a regular in the starting XI.
Luis played 38 league games during 2018, including 28 starts, and provided 13 goals for Junior as they were crowned champions in the second stage of the campaign, including a strike in the first leg of the final.
He had also been a key figure in their journey to the Copa Sudamericana showpiece, netting three times along the way, which they narrowly lost to Athletico Paranaense of Brazil in a penalty shootout after 1-1 draws in each of two meetings.
By the next summer, and having been a mainstay in Junior’s run to the Colombian Apertura – opening stage – title in the first half of the year, Diaz had caught the attention of European clubs, with several fighting to gain his signature.
Porto won that race ahead of the 2019-20 campaign and Luis’ progress would accelerate again during his time with the Dragons in Portugal.
He played 50 matches in all competitions during his debut season with Porto, scoring 14 goals and gaining his first experience in the Champions League and Europa League.
By the end of that campaign the forward was clutching two more winner’s medals, too, as Sergio Conceicao’s side won the Primeira Liga by five points and then completed a domestic double by claiming the Portuguese cup.
Though Porto were unable to repeat those successes collectively in 2020-21, Diaz’s numbers remained consistent – 11 goals from 47 games – while proving his credentials at Champions League level, including a stunning solo effort at Manchester City, as they reached the quarter-finals.
And his reputation has only soared since last summer, due to a stunning streak of form.
Three years on from making his senior Colombia debut, he was joint-top scorer at the Copa America (level on four strikes with a certain Lionel Messi) and named in the Team of the Tournament as he helped his country finish third.
His brilliant volley against Brazil was later shortlisted for the 2021 FIFA Puskas Award.
And that performance level continued to surge into the current club campaign, Luis bagging 14 goals in 18 league appearances as Porto raced clear at the top in Portugal without losing a match and two more during a UCL group stage in which he faced the Reds twice.
Now the right-footer, who has primarily been used on the left flank throughout his career so far, will be utilising his pace, dribbling prowess and lethal shot from short and long range for Liverpool after agreeing personal terms and completing a medical over the weekend.
Diaz departs Porto having provided 60 goal contributions (41 goals and 19 assists) in 125 appearances across two-and-a-half seasons.
With Luis set to link up with Jürgen Klopp’s squad following the current international break, where he is on World Cup qualifying duty for Colombia, Reds supporters can begin counting down the days to seeing the club’s exciting new recruit in action.
As a result of his performances at the tournament in Chile, where Colombia finished runners-up and he scored twice, Diaz linked up with Barranquilla FC of the Colombian second tier and, such was his talent, the club – which fielded teams in U17 and U20 divisions that were unsuitable for his age – created a completely new U18s side for him and others to play in.
Luis’ graduation to the elder of those age groups was swift, though, and a senior debut for Barranquilla arrived in April 2016, followed by a first goal – also the winner – at that level the next month.
His ascent was very much under way and after racking up 42 appearances at Barranquilla, top-flight outfit Junior brought him into their set-up during 2017.
It was a hugely beneficial switch for Diaz, who was part of the team that lifted the Copa Colombia in November that year and rapidly established himself as a regular in the starting XI.
Luis played 38 league games during 2018, including 28 starts, and provided 13 goals for Junior as they were crowned champions in the second stage of the campaign, including a strike in the first leg of the final.
He had also been a key figure in their journey to the Copa Sudamericana showpiece, netting three times along the way, which they narrowly lost to Athletico Paranaense of Brazil in a penalty shootout after 1-1 draws in each of two meetings.
By the next summer, and having been a mainstay in Junior’s run to the Colombian Apertura – opening stage – title in the first half of the year, Diaz had caught the attention of European clubs, with several fighting to gain his signature.
Porto won that race ahead of the 2019-20 campaign and Luis’ progress would accelerate again during his time with the Dragons in Portugal.
He played 50 matches in all competitions during his debut season with Porto, scoring 14 goals and gaining his first experience in the Champions League and Europa League.
By the end of that campaign the forward was clutching two more winner’s medals, too, as Sergio Conceicao’s side won the Primeira Liga by five points and then completed a domestic double by claiming the Portuguese cup.
Though Porto were unable to repeat those successes collectively in 2020-21, Diaz’s numbers remained consistent – 11 goals from 47 games – while proving his credentials at Champions League level, including a stunning solo effort at Manchester City, as they reached the quarter-finals.
And his reputation has only soared since last summer, due to a stunning streak of form.
Three years on from making his senior Colombia debut, he was joint-top scorer at the Copa America (level on four strikes with a certain Lionel Messi) and named in the Team of the Tournament as he helped his country finish third.
His brilliant volley against Brazil was later shortlisted for the 2021 FIFA Puskas Award.
And that performance level continued to surge into the current club campaign, Luis bagging 14 goals in 18 league appearances as Porto raced clear at the top in Portugal without losing a match and two more during a UCL group stage in which he faced the Reds twice.
Now the right-footer, who has primarily been used on the left flank throughout his career so far, will be utilising his pace, dribbling prowess and lethal shot from short and long range for Liverpool after agreeing personal terms and completing a medical over the weekend.
Diaz departs Porto having provided 60 goal contributions (41 goals and 19 assists) in 125 appearances across two-and-a-half seasons.
With Luis set to link up with Jürgen Klopp’s squad following the current international break, where he is on World Cup qualifying duty for Colombia, Reds supporters can begin counting down the days to seeing the club’s exciting new recruit in action.
最理想當然續晒3叉再買前鋒/左翼替補 但喺fsg手下其實續到沙拿都還神文費好大機會一個賣一個等到完約 可能已經比fsg搞到無期望 續沙拿賣文尼 明奴等完約 再買前鋒同左翼(一個即食 一個幻幻)就已經滿意
文費好大機會一個賣一個等到完約 可能已經比fsg搞到無期望 續沙拿賣文尼 明奴等完約 再買前鋒同左翼(一個即食 一個幻幻)就已經滿意