A boy plays soccer on a dusty field in Barrancas (Colombia). In this way, with bare feet in such an inhospitable scenario, a Colombian who on Saturday aspires to be champion of Europe with the Liverpool He also began to kick a ball for the first time: Louis Diaz.
This is how the Colombian Luis Díaz began his career
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