Luis Diaz has been familiarising himself with his new surroundings as a Liverpool player - including a meeting with one of his new team-mates.
The Reds completed the £49million signing of the Colombia international in the closing stages of the January transfer window.
After completing his application for a work permit, Diaz arrived on Merseyside on Friday where he travelled to the AXA Training Centre in Kirkby.
The 25-year-old took part in various media duties, including photo shoots and interviews, as well as having a light training session.
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Diaz also met Jurgen Klopp, Pep Lijnders and some members of the Liverpool squad on his first day in the building.
One player he ran into was Virgil van Dijk, along with Ibrahima Konate, Trent Alexander-Arnold and Andy Robertson.
In a video released by LFC TV, when meeting Van Dijk, the pair exchanged a a hug as well as an informal welcome before Diaz went into another room to talk to Klopp and Lijnders.
Immediately after meeting the Dutchman, Diaz turned to Klopp and said: “He is so big.”
Diaz went on to say: “Van Dijk… yes, so big!
“But he is fast with his feet. He is a very technical player.”
The new No.23 went on to say: “It’s very nice here (AXA Training Centre), it’s a pleasure for me.”
Klopp hinted in his press conference that he could hand Diaz his Liverpool debut when they face Cardiff City in the fourth round of the FA Cup on Sunday.
"I don't know. If he had been here on Thursday he could have trained a little bit and I would have definitely considered it,” said Klopp, when asked if Diaz could play against Cardiff.
"Give me a second to meet him and to ask him how his last two or three days were!
"It's not easy to sit around in Paris waiting for the papers. It is not the best time in your life and doesn't help you with recovery from the intense period he had with two games for Colombia and massive travel.
"Let's have a look. I wouldn't say no because I would be excited as well about giving him a few minutes in a sold-out Anfield but let's see."
