Roma interested in Brahim Diaz, but deal appears difficult | OneFootball

The Champions League is an important showcase for attracting players from big clubs to join Roma.

Gian Piero Gasperini’s team, which will return to Europe’s top club after seven years, has initiated initial discussions with Real Madrid regarding Brahim Diaz.

The Moroccan player, who previously played in Serie A for AC Milan, may find limited space in José Mourinho’s new Real Madrid, and the Blancos may be open to a transfer.

According to Gianluca Di Marzio, however, the attacking midfielder appears strongly inclined to stay in Madrid for next season, effectively closing the door to any offers.

In addition to Roma, other European clubs are also trying to inquire about Brahim, but the 1999-born player has so far rejected everything.

In the recently concluded season, he made 44 appearances across La Liga, Copa del Rey, and the Champions League, scoring two goals and providing seven assists.

The number one target for strengthening the attack at the moment remains Mason Greenwood.

The Giallorossi management has no intention of repeating last summer’s Sancho affair and will not participate in any offers: either Marseille accepts the Roman club’s offer or they will turn to other options.