Louis Diaz forced to follow two strict rules at Bayern Munich that do not exist at Liverpool

The Colombian Annanain will have rules to follow the Bundesliga champions after his transfer for millions of euros.

Luis Diaz will be forced to follow two strict rules in his new Bayern Munich club, which did not exist at Liverpool.

Diaz recently completed a transfer of 65.5 million pounds from Liverpool to Bayern Munichu, where she has signed a four-year contract with option for another year.

The 28-year contract was valid until 2027, so this summer was the last opportunity for the club to benefit a considerable amount for Colombians.

Diaz said he had “complete his task” at Liverpool and that he was ready for a new challenge, but will now face new rules under the direction of Vincent Company.

According to the Daily Mail, there are no fines for players who are late in training.

Instead, they are forced to stay in the training complex as long as Company is there.

In contrast, Liverpool coach Arne Slot is known for setting fines for delays in training and on game buses.

Diaz will also have to adapt to the fact that involvement in the game team will be announced through the team's internal group, while taking a new car as part of a strict Beyern rule that all players have to follow.

For those players who are not involved in the team, Company contacts them directly before publishing the list.

Although there is no public information about how Slot announces news of formation, most trainers prefer to do so through direct meetings with the team, reports the newspaper Express.

What else does Vincent Company like to do?

Compony also likes to analyse with the team the images after the match that players show by demonstrating the mentality he wants.

Earlier this year, Harry Kane set aside for defence return in the last minutes of the 9-2 victory over Dinamo Zagreb in the Champions League.

The Belgian coach also gives harsh criticism only privately to avoid the public humiliation of any player.

He believes public humiliation can harm the spirit of the team, which he views as essential to success.

How did Vincent Company of Bayern Munich fare?

After an impressive presentation of the Championship with Burnley, Company was criticised for failing to adjust his ball-owned style at Premier League, where Burnley won only five matches and fell out of the category.

Last summer, however, he was offered work by Bayern Munichu and he won Bundesliga in his first season with only two losses.

In the Champions League, they were eliminated in the quarterfinals from Inter, with a total score of 4-3.

Despite a good presentation of the SPG, they were also eliminated from the World Cup for Clubs at the same stage, with losses 2-0.

Diaz is the third summer reinforcement for Bayern, following the arrival of German double Tom Bischof and Jonathan Tah.