With Oktoberfest just around the corner, Bayern Munich continued their annual tradition by donning traditional Bavarian lederhosen for a team photoshoot. This event, a staple in European football culture, saw both seasoned players and new signings embrace the festive spirit.

Embracing Bavarian Traditions

Among the team, Luis Díaz, the Colombian forward, stood out as he experienced his first Oktoberfest in full Bavarian attire. Dressed in a grey Tyrolean jacket, smart waistcoat, pale lederhosen, and long socks, Díaz not only looked the part but also engaged with the culture by playing an accordion.

A New Chapter for Díaz

Díaz, who recently joined Bayern Munich from Liverpool, expressed his excitement about participating in this unique tradition. "It feels good," he said. "It's a very nice, very unique experience. I'm very glad to be part of this great culture that Munich has so hopefully I can enjoy it to the fullest."

Recent Success on the Field

The photoshoot followed Bayern Munich's recent triumph in the 2025 German Supercup, where Díaz scored the decisive goal in a 2-1 victory over VfB Stuttgart. This win marked the team's first silverware of the season, adding to the celebratory atmosphere.

Looking Ahead

As Bayern Munich gears up for the upcoming Bundesliga season, the team's participation in Oktoberfest not only highlights their cultural integration but also strengthens team camaraderie. Fans can look forward to more exciting performances from Díaz and the rest of the squad as they aim for further success.

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