Tottenham may have missed out on their own Mohamed Salah after Daniel Levy's £49m transfer error

Tottenham look set to miss out on Luis Diaz with the Porto winger likely to join Premier League rivals Liverpool instead.

Diaz, 25, seemed destined to move to north London after ongoing negotiations with Porto, however Jurgen Klopp didn't want to pass up on his long-term target and, therefore, Liverpool entered the fray.

According to the Liverpool Echo, the Reds have made an offer 'close to £50million' to Porto for the Colombia international. Liverpool didn't plan to make a move this month, but with Spurs holding talks earlier in the week, the Merseyside club saw their hand forced somewhat.

As well as this, the report claims that Diaz prefers a move to Liverpool rather than Tottenham - something that has left Spurs supporters furious.

On the continent, the Portuguese press continue to say that the deal is moving along nicely with £49million reportedly the overall fee for the deal.

But what are Liverpool actually getting with Diaz and are Spurs missing out on someone special?

With this all in mind, has spoken with Portuguese footballing expert Bruna Reis to get the lowdown on the extent of the blow suffered.

BR: "Luis Diaz is predominantly a winger who features usually on the left-hand side and has brilliant pace with technical ability to dribble past players with ease using his preferred right foot with power and skill.

"As soon as he has the ball, he will just run towards attack and with ease, dribbles past his opponents, and is especially strong on one-vs-one situations.

"Physically he’s an agile player with the ability to coordinate play in short spaces and capable of big changes with speed and utilises his acceleration and power constantly. He has a good eye for empty spaces in order to attack and in offensive