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Porto manager Sergio Conceicao is unhappy with his club's decision to sell Luis Diaz to Liverpool in the January transfer window.

The Reds completed a deal for the winger that could rise to £49m on Sunday and he's set to join up with his new teammates later this week, following Colombia's World Cup qualifier against Argentina on Tuesday night.

Liverpool's ability to complete a deal was aided by Porto's financial struggles, despite the Dragons being desperate to keep their star player.

They're currently top of the Primeira Liga by nine points, but last season's Champions Sporting are closing in and have a game in hand.

In the middle of a close title race, Conceicao expressed his displeasure at the decision to sell Diaz and admitted their goals for the season have become 'more difficult' to accomplish.

“In big companies and big clubs, planning is done according to the objectives," he told Sport TV [via SIC Notícias ] after their win over Maritimo at the weekend.

"When there is little or no planning, we have to review the goals and think about the near future. I am demanding and, at the moment, the truth is that it is more difficult, but it is part of my job to find solutions.

"It is looking to the future and realizing that our goals may become more difficult to achieve."

He addressed the mater further in his press