Brahim Díaz has become one of the most valuable assets for any coach because of his versatility and commitment. He can play in several positions without lowering his performance. In addition, he never complains when he's not a starter, something highly valued in Valdebebas.
In every appearance, he shows that he can contribute both offensively and defensively. His daily effort is recognized by everyone in the board. That's why his continuity seemed assured.
The club world cup left many doubts about his role
During the recent Club World Cup organized by FIFA, something strongly caught the attention. In six matches played, Brahim Díaz only totaled 100 minutes on the field.
Many interpreted this fact as a lack of trust from Xabi Alonso. Some sectors of Madridism began to question his continuity.
Xabi Alonso seems to have other short-term plans
Although the Málaga native is valued for his commitment, his role has been secondary in the latest key matches. Especially during the Club World Cup, where his presence was merely symbolic.
That led several fans to propose a departure. However, Brahim has made a completely different decision. He hasn't hesitated to communicate it to the coaching staff.
"I'll keep adapting...": Brahim is clear about his future with Real Madrid
In statements collected by Defensa Central, the Málaga native was blunt about his future. "I'll keep adapting to what's asked of me and I'll give my best when I have the chance to play," he said.
He added something even more forceful: "I've always wanted to succeed at Madrid, and I'm achieving it." With these words, Brahim shows that he's not thinking of giving up or leaving through the back door.
Real Madrid values his mentality despite the minutes
In Chamartín, that kind of profile is highly valued: hardworking, discreet, and always committed. Brahim doesn't demand anything, but he takes advantage of every opportunity.
Florentino Pérez knows that having someone like that is a top-level asset. His continuity is assured as long as he keeps that level of commitment.
The white environment strongly supports his stay
Although there were voices in favor of a loan, most of the environment believes he should stay. Xabi Alonso, although for now he doesn't give him prominence, also values his attitude. That could open more doors for him next season.
Brahim isn't giving up and wants to leave his mark at Santiago Bernabéu, and his dream remains intact despite the difficulties. Real Madrid still counts on him, and his mentality could make the difference. Not everyone endures with such commitment at the elite level.