Saudi Arabia is preparing to make a big offer to Moroccan player Brahim Diaz! | OneFootball

The Moroccan player is attracting interest from Saudi clubs.

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Following an extended pursuit, the Saudi Pro League is expected to renew its efforts to sign Brahim Díaz next summer. According to the Spanish publication "OK Diario," the Saudi Public Investment Fund has increased its financial offer to the Moroccan international, aiming to secure him as a marquee signing.

The 26-year-old attacking midfielder, who declined a €100 million offer last summer, is now reportedly presented with an extremely lucrative four-year contract worth €120 million, equating to an annual net salary of €30 million. This development comes despite a verbal agreement being in place to extend his contract with Real Madrid until 2030. Díaz's situation at the club is complicated by his limited playing time under manager Xabi Alonso.

His need for regular first-team action is heightened by the prospect of featuring, and likely captaining, Morocco in the upcoming World Cup. Spanish media reports suggest that the Atlas Lion will make a final decision on his future after the 2026 tournament.