Real Madrid: What future for Brahim Diaz?

Brahim Diaz is no longer as indispensable as he once was. Long regarded as a valuable super-sub for Carlo Ancelotti, the Moroccan attacking midfielder is seeing his playing time melt away like snow under the sun.

According to Radio Estadio, the Madrid management is beginning to have doubts. His performances, seen as less convincing than last season, have done little to reassure an ever-demanding coaching staff. At the same time, the meteoric rise of Arda Güler—brilliant in his recent outings—has reshuffled the deck in the attacking department. The result: the Moroccan is gradually sliding into the background.

Brahim Diaz, for his part, wants to stay. He still believes in his own abilities and hopes to turn things around. But he is not naive. He knows that, at a club like Real Madrid, patience has its limits.
With 6 goals and 7 assists in 48 matches this season, his contribution remains respectable. However, it's no longer enough to secure a place in such a star-studded squad. Under contract until 2027, a summer exit can no longer be ruled out.

Aliou Toundé |

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