Luis Díaz

FCB

• #14 • Left Winger

Luis Díaz

FCB

• #14 • Left Winger

Nationality

Colombia

Position

Role

One-v-One Creator

Birthdate (Age)

Jan 13, 1997 (29)

Preferred Foot

Right

Height

5'11"

Weight

143 lb

Club

Bayern

League

Bundesliga

Ranking

13thout of 227

Overall Grade84.713th/227

Impact score6.88th/227

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Timeline

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Grades

Key Grades

This season

Overall

13th/177 FWD

76.6

Crossing

25th/155 FWD

69.7

Passing

3rd/174 FWD

78.6

Dribbling

11th/161 FWD

79.2

Ball Carrying

7th/165 FWD

83.7

Tackle Resistance

66th/170 FWD

65.9

Shooting

22nd/162 FWD

76.9

Overall Grades by game

This season

Metrics

Key Metrics

Appearances

2755

Minutes

Goals

Assists

Matches

No matches scheduled

News

Jun 17, 2026

Goal, assist in opener

Diaz recorded one goal on two shots and one assist on two chances created in Wednesday's 3-1 win over Uzbekistan.

Analysis: Diaz had an exceptional World Cup debut Wednesday, as the Colombian winger would go on to assist the first goal of the match when finding Daniel Munoz in the 40th minute. However, he would not stop there, as Diaz would then score a goal of his own in the 65th minute. This is no surprise from the winger after the season he had with Bayern Munich, likely to be a driving force of the Colombian team. These are unlikely to be his only goal contributions in his tournament, especially with a knockout stage spot on the horizon after three points in their first contest.

May 30, 2026

Star in Colombia's attack

Diaz has been named in Colombia's World Cup squad and heads into the tournament as arguably the most in-form wide player in world football after a historic debut season at Bayern Munich.

Analysis: Diaz ends a remarkable campaign at the Allianz Arena having scored 15 goals and contributed 14 assists in the Bundesliga alone, becoming the first Bayern player since the 2004/05 season to record at least 13 goals and 13 assists in a single Bundesliga season as part of a devastating attacking trio alongside Harry Kane and Michael Olise. Diaz brings blistering pace, elite dribbling ability and a prolific goal return that makes him one of the most dangerous attackers in the entire tournament, and his confidence and form heading into the World Cup is at an all-time high after winning the Bundesliga title in his debut season in Germany. Diaz heads into the World Cup as the most feared Colombian player and the single most important attacking figure for a nation with genuine ambitions of performing well.