Brahim Diaz, the Morocco and Spain international currently at Real Madrid, is being linked with a move to Liverpool as the Premier League club explore attacking options ahead of the new season.
The 26-year-old right winger is under contract at the Bernabeu until 30 June 2027, meaning any deal would require Liverpool to negotiate a significant fee with the Spanish champions. Diaz is currently valued at around €35 million, a figure that is likely to shape the early stages of any talks and set a benchmark for Real Madrid’s stance.
Liverpool’s interest comes as they assess ways to add depth and variety to their forward line, with Diaz’s ability to operate from the right seen as potentially complementing the existing attacking structure. Real Madrid, for their part, must weigh the financial benefits of a sizeable offer against the value of retaining a versatile forward approaching what are often considered peak playing years.
Diaz has established himself as part of Madrid’s first-team squad, featuring regularly across the campaign and contributing from wide areas when called upon. His performances at club level have coincided with his emergence on the international stage with Morocco, adding to his profile in the European market.
With three years left on his deal, Real Madrid are under no immediate pressure to sell, giving the Spanish side considerable leverage in any negotiations. For now, Diaz remains a Real Madrid player under a long-term contract, with Liverpool monitoring the situation as they decide whether to turn their interest into a formal approach.
