Real Madrid’s Brahim Díaz Rejects $100 Million Saudi Offer, Opts to Stay

Brahim Dìaz has refused a four-year contract and a salary of 100 million euros from the Saudi Arabian championship, reveals the team of the famous sports debate show Spanish El Cheringuito, adding that the Spanish-Moroccan striker, whose contract runs until 2027, prefers to stay at Real Madrid "even though he is aware that competition will be tough next season at the offensive line level," especially with the arrival of French international Kylian Mbappé.

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Before Saudi Arabia, European clubs like Liverpool, Manchester United, Arsenal, Napoli, Tottenham and AS Roma showed interest in Brahim, but they were met with a categorical refusal from the Real Madrid management. The latter does not envisage Brahim’s departure. For the merengues coach, Carlo Ancelotti, the Moroccan international will have an important role at Real Madrid next season. The Madrid club also plans to extend the 24-year-old player’s contract until 2028 with a significant increase in his salary. Currently, he earns a little over 7.3 million euros per year.

Brahim scored 12 goals and provided 9 assists in 44 appearances in all competitions this season.