Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho is open to the possibility of selling attacking midfielder Brahim Diaz in order to raise funds for the club’s main targets in the summer transfer window, Spanish media report.
The Portuguese coach, who has taken on the task of returning Real Madrid to the top of football after two seasons below expectations, has begun to implement his ideas for building the team.
Although the club’s leaders highly value the Moroccan international’s versatility and ability to play in several positions, Mourinho is willing to sacrifice him to finance priority transfers in the defensive department, such as that of Croatian defender Josko Guardiola.
According to reports, the Madrid giants could demand a significant sum, between 60 and 80 million euros, to allow Brahim Diaz to leave.
With talents like Arda Guler and Franco Mastantuono providing ample alternatives in the attacking department, Brahim’s situation could change quickly during this summer transfer window.
After two seasons that have not fully met the expectations of the club and the fans, Mourinho has begun work to rebuild the team according to his vision.
The Portuguese strategist is looking to strengthen the defensive department in particular, considering defense as the main priority for next season.
