Barely used at Real Madrid, where his contract expires in June, Brahim Diaz is, according to Sport.fr, being tracked by Fenerbahçe, Juventus and AS Roma. A contract extension remains possible, with no announcement at this stage.
Four appearances, one assist: Brahim Diaz’s season at Real Madrid currently amounts to a few lines on a match sheet. At 27, the Moroccan winger is above all reaching the end of his contract, which expires next June, as reported by Sport.fr. A former Manchester City and AC Milan player before Madrid, he has 34 caps and 15 goals for Morocco.
According to the same source, Fenerbahçe has opened talks with the player’s entourage, a report carried by Turkish outlet Fanatik. Juventus and AS Roma are also monitoring his situation. Nothing indicates at this stage that an offer or an agreement exists: the interest of the three clubs is reported, not confirmed.
Limited playing time in Madrid
With four appearances this season, including one assist, Brahim Diaz has featured little for Real Madrid. The contrast is stark with his record for the national team, where the Moroccan international has 34 caps and 15 goals.
Before Real, Brahim Diaz came through Manchester City and AC Milan. His contract, which ends in June, opens the door to a free departure if nothing is agreed by then.
A fee at stake for Real
For the Madrid club, a January departure would allow them to recoup a fee rather than let the player leave for free in June, Sport.fr points out. An argument that could weigh in the discussions as the winter transfer window approaches in January 2027.
An extension at Real Madrid remains possible, but no progress has been announced on that front. The coming weeks are described as decisive for the player’s future, according to the same source.
Talks under way with Fenerbahçe
It is the Turkish club that appears the most concrete in the available information: Fenerbahçe is said to have opened talks with the player’s entourage, according to Fanatik. Juventus and AS Roma are monitoring the situation, although their interest has not been turned into concrete steps in the available details.
None of these leads can be taken for granted. The winter transfer window, which opens in January 2027, will be the first deadline for these cases.