This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Long live the Moroccan Ibrahim DiazThe Spanish striker from Real Madrid is in a state of impatience with the great interest from European clubs looking to sign him during the upcoming winter transfer window.
This is due to the lack of minutes given to him by the Royal team coach, Carlo Ancelotti, making him a departure candidate looking for greater opportunities to participate.
Milan are the closest to regaining the services of Diaz
Italian club AC Milan are one of the most high-profile clubs interested in including Diaz, as the player has special memories with the Rossoneri having spent three seasons with them on loan between 2020 and 2023.
During this period, he played 124 matches, in which he scored 18 goals and provided 15 assists, making him a favored choice by the Italian club’s management to strengthen the team’s attacking line .
Sevilla prepare to compensate for the absence of Bono and En-Nesyri
In Spain, Sevilla are looking to loan Diaz, while their sporting director, Victor Orta, is looking to convince Real Madrid’s management to finalize the deal.
If negotiations are successful, Diaz will replace compatriots Yassine Bounou and Youssef En-Nesyri, who left the Andalusian team to join Al-Hilal of Saudi Arabia and Fenerbahce of Turkey respectively.
Liverpool and Juventus enter the competition
In a related development, English club Liverpool have expressed interest in the inclusion of Brahim Diaz, with media reports confirming that the club has contacted Real Madrid to investigate the player’s situation. Italian Juventus have also joined the race, at the request of their coach Thiago Motta, who sees Diaz as a major asset to his team.
Real Madrid position
Díaz’s destination has not yet been decided, but the options available to him confirm his high technical value, whether in the Italian League with Milan or Juventus, or in the English Premier League with Liverpool. The final word goes to the Real Madrid administration to determine its future.
