Juventus want to loan Brahim Diaz from Real Madrid!
A fresh report from Tuttosport suggests that Juventus have set their sights on Real Madrid attacking midfielder Brahim Díaz as they look to strengthen ahead of the coming season. The Italian club is said to be pursuing a straightforward temporary move, with talks revolving around a simple loan agreement.
Díaz, who represents Morocco on the international stage, is reportedly warming to the idea of spending the next campaign in Turin. The reason behind his openness to a loan switch is clear: game time has been hard to come by at the Santiago Bernabéu, where he has largely been used as a squad player rather than a regular starter.
Despite contributing two goals and nine assists over 42 matches across all competitions this term, the playmaker has often found himself on the bench or filling a rotational role. That lack of consistent minutes has sparked his interest in a short-term move to Juventus, where he would hope to feature far more prominently.
Interestingly, the proposed arrangement is not expected to include any purchase clause. Juventus, according to the report, are only considering a loan for the upcoming season with no commitment to buy later on.
That said, any potential deal may face a delay. Real Madrid are reportedly holding off on finalizing summer exits until internal matters—specifically the club's upcoming presidential elections—are resolved. Until then, Díaz's future may remain uncertain.