Rabat – Real Madrid are expected to officially announce Brahim Diaz’s contract extension until 2030, according to Spanish outlet AS, reaffirming the club’s confidence in the Moroccan international ahead of the new season.
The agreement between the two parties was reportedly reached last season, but the club has yet to make the renewal official. Once announced, the new deal will keep Brahim at the Santiago Bernabéu for at least another four years.
The expected extension comes amid Real Madrid strengthening their squad this summer with the arrival of Bernardo Silva and the anticipated signing of Ousmane Diomande.
According to AS, new head coach José Mourinho considers Brahim an important part of his project. The Portuguese tactician reportedly values the Moroccan’s versatility, tactical intelligence, and work ethic, believing he can contribute across several attacking positions, including as a winger, attacking midfielder, or second striker.
Interest from clubs such as Juventus FC has surfaced in recent months, but AS reports that neither Real Madrid nor the player has shown any intention of pursuing a transfer, with both sides committed to continuing their partnership.
Brahim returned to Real Madrid’s training complex at Valdebebas this week after enjoying an impressive FIFA World Cup campaign with Morocco. The 27-year-old finished as the tournament’s second-highest assist provider with four assists, further cementing his status as one of the Atlas Lions’ key players.
The Moroccan star’s expected contract extension reflects the confidence Real Madrid continue to place in a versatile attacking player who has repeatedly earned his place in the squad through consistent performances and resilience despite fierce competition for starting roles.
