Real Madrid have a plethora of attacking talent at their disposal, but their inability to capture Kylian Mbappe has led them to reconsider their intentions. For one thing, Marco Asensio appeared to be considering leaving the club. Asensio appears to be staying, but there was little chatter of teenage superstar Brahim Diaz returning from Milan.
It’s not because he’s not performing well. Although he was not always a starter under Stefano Pioli, he was an important part of Milan’s Scudetto victory last season, the club’s first in 11 years.
He was recently informed that he was just the third player in history to have won the Premier League (with Manchester City), La Liga (with Real Madrid), and the current Serie A. Additionally, he did it first and youngest among Spaniards.
Sincerely, I couldn’t even begin to conceive being able to say that about my professional life. I should express my gratitude to my past supervisors and coworkers. I always make an effort to contribute my small piece, and I will keep doing so. Hope more records are forthcoming.
Brahim felt as though he was on the upswing last season, even though he was only able to provide 4 goals and 4 assists.
“Yes, of course. Having obligations and pressure has been wonderful, and I feel like I have matured. Being a perfectionist, I am aware of how much I still have to learn. I want to help the club out this season by scoring more goals and providing more assists.
There was no suggestion of his going back to Madrid when he was asked if it was natural to remain at Milan. Brahim extended his borrowing agreement for an additional year, till 2023.
“Both professionally and personally, I’m doing great here. I want to offer my all to help this club develop.
Real Madrid appear to be in an ideal situation with Brahim so satisfied in Milan. They could be thrilled to welcome him back to the Santiago Bernabeu should his abilities advance, but it also might result in financial gain if Milan are pleased with his progress.
