Juventus not giving up on Brahim Díaz, back on their target list | OneFootball

Juventus have not forgotten about Brahim Díaz. The Italian side already tried to sign the Real Madrid player during last summer’s transfer window, but the player himself rejected the chance to leave the Santiago Bernabéu and chose to continue in white.

Despite that refusal, the interest of the ‘Vecchia Signora’ remains intact, and the Spain international’s name has once again appeared among the Italian club’s future targets.

Brahim already turned down Juventus

According to previously published information, Juventus even sought to establish contact with Real Madrid through Brahim’s agent to explore a possible deal.

The player, however, decided to stay in Madrid. Brahim is under contract with Los Blancos until June 2027 and, according to the cited report, there has for months been an agreement in principle to extend his deal until 2030, although it has reportedly not yet been signed.

That situation has not stopped Juventus from keeping the Málaga-born player among their priorities.

Tuttosport puts his name back on the agenda

Italian newspaper Tuttosport published a report on Juventus’ future targets and once again included Brahim among the standout names.

In midfield, the outlet also mentions Stanislav Lobotka of Napoli and Mateo Kovacic of Manchester City, but gives special consideration to the Madrid man.

The report adds that Brahim’s renewal until June 2030 has been on Florentino Pérez’s desk for months, although the signing is still pending.

Juventus keep the door open

For the Italian club, Brahim represents a future option even though the player has already decided to remain at Real Madrid.

The player’s contractual situation will be one of the key issues to watch in the coming months. If his renewal until 2030 is ultimately completed, any Juventus attempt would have to involve direct negotiations with Los Blancos.

For now, the Italian interest remains a future possibility, and Brahim continues to be part of Real Madrid’s project.

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