Brahim Díaz could be headed for a pivotal summer as multiple Premier League clubs monitor his uncertain future at Real Madrid. According to Spanish outlet Fichajes, the Morocco international is edging closer to a potential exit at the end of the season following a sharp decline in his role at the Santiago Bernabéu. Brahim Diaz excites Real Madrid fans with a power move After choosing to remain in Madrid last summer despite receiving multiple offers, Díaz hoped to secure a meaningful place in the project then led by head coach Xabi Alonso. That plan, however, has not materialized. A fall from the depth chart Díaz's involvement began to drop significantly from late September onward. He has logged just 506 minutes in La Liga this season and started only three matches, a clear indication that he has fallen down the depth chart despite showing promise earlier in the campaign. A managerial change did little to alter his trajectory. Following Alonso's dismissal, Álvaro Arbeloa took over, but Díaz remained limited to brief appearances, including short outings against Villarreal in league play and Benfica in the Champions League. The lack of consistent opportunities has fueled speculation about a summer departure. Interest from England appears to be building. Tottenham Hotspur, Aston Villa and Newcastle United are reportedly tracking Díaz's situation and could make a move if Madrid signal a willingness to negotiate during the upcoming transfer window. A great opportunity in the Premier League For Premier League clubs, Díaz represents a technically gifted, versatile attacking option who has experience at the highest levels of European competition. For Real Madrid, the decision may come down to whether there is still a pathway for him to reclaim a consistent role or whether a transfer would better serve both parties. As the season enters its final stretch, Díaz's minutes - or lack thereof - will continue to be scrutinized. With interest mounting in England, the summer window could bring a fresh start for a player seeking regular football at a crucial stage of his career.
