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Jamie Carragher believes Liverpool wouldn't have signed Luis Diaz in January if Tottenham weren't interested in the player.

Diaz, 25, has given the Reds' quadruple hopes a significant boost, helping them win the EFL Cup final against Chelsea on Sunday afternoon.

Although the Colombian has scored just once in six appearances for Liverpool, his start has been praised by critics and many believe he's a perfect fit for the club.

Tottenham were keen on bringing Diaz to north London after a stunning start to the season at Porto, scoring 16 goals in all competitions.

He also impressed at last summer's Copa America, winning the Golden Boot and almost guiding Colombia to the final - losing a penalty shootout against eventual winners Argentina.

Liverpool weren't expecting to sign anyone in January but appeared to increase their interest in Diaz after rumours linking him with Tottenham emerged.

And Carragher believes the Spurs factor is what got the last-minute deal over the line.

"The interesting thing about the Diaz signing is Liverpool only signed