Real Madrid Sets €750 Million Release Clause for New Signing Brahim Diaz
The Real Madrid club believes in the future of the young Moroccan-Spanish Brahim (Abdelkader) Diaz whom it has just recruited for 15 million euros from Manchester City.
The Madrid club has just included in his contract a release clause of 750 million euros, one of the highest in the Spanish championship and it reaches the same amount as the Ballon d’Or Luka Modric.
Born in 1999 in Malaga, the young player has just signed a 6-year contract with Madrid and is starting his debut with a controversy that arose yesterday. The latter said he had Lionel Messi as his idol and had always wanted to play for FC Barcelona, the sworn enemy of Real Madrid.
Also holding Moroccan nationality, the player has been approached by Hervé Renard to join the Atlas Lions but Diaz has politely declined the call, preferring to continue his journey with Spain.
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