Real Madrid has many questions about how they will play in the last third following season, but there is no doubt that Brahim Diaz is part of their plans. The 25-year-old playmaker will get a new long-term deal from Los Blancos.
The International of Morocco has achieved a role in the Santiago Bernabeu for the past two or three seasons, albeit a secondary, and was an important player for Carlo Ancelotti during his second spell. The club and new coach Xabi Alonso clearly believe that he will continue to have one, with Diario as a report that negotiations have been demanded to give him a new deal until 2031. They say that Brahim's playing style fits in with the idea of ​​Alonso, and the Basque manager let him know.
Some the deal has already been agreed, with Marca told that it will soon be officially made. Brahim wanted to stay in the club and with his earlier contract until 2027, Los Blancos was undoubtedly liked a potential adverse market situation by letting his deal continue.
It has been a mixed season for Brahim, who scored six goals and gave seven assists in his 51 performances, but did a target contribution every 168 minutes on average. He largely played as an impact replacement or rotation option, but scored a crucial Champions League winner against Atletico Madrid, before he faded a bit towards the end of the season.
Brahim would often appear on the right side of a front, but the competition for that place is increasing. In addition to Rodrygo there may be used there, Franco Mastantuono is signed. A left footmaker who comes in from the right, Mastantuono and Brahim offer similar qualities in terms of the areas that they use and functions they perform.