Derek Ray

Serge Gnabry has played there quite a lot.

And you've got Michael Olise on the other side.

But there's a real joie de vivre there.

about how Diaz goes about his business.

You know, it's one of these things, we can look at all the technical aspects of what he does, but sometimes you look at, it's as simple as looking at expressions on faces and feeling that a player is enjoying himself in this new environment.

And it's not a guarantee either.

You know, you think about certain players down the years, and, you know, I think back to his compatriot, James Rodriguez, when he was at Bayern.

It wasn't as...

smooth and free-flowing for him as it has been for Luis Diaz and countless other examples in terms of other nationals, other nationalities.

So I think right now, I think those of us who watch the Bundesliga for a living and are ensconced in German football, I think we see it as a great privilege to be watching this player doing it week in, week out.

And that was his best

so far, though there have been other close calls in this campaign, but is best so far against Hoffenheim at the weekend.