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While he has the possibility of defending the colors of the national team of Spain or Morocco, Brahim Diaz would have made his choice.
Author of a large part against Leipzig, Tuesday evening during Real Madrid’s victory in the eighth first leg of the Champions League (0-1). Brahim Diaz scored the only goal of the match, and what a goal! A high-level performance which raised questions about its future on the international scene.
Indeed, Brahim Díaz had his first selection with Spain, in June 2021, against Lithuania in a friendly match. From then on, the 24-year-old attacking midfielder still has the possibility of playing for Morocco, where his grandparents are from.
Yes but there you go, according to media information Relevo, the former Milanese should be summoned by the Spanish coach, Luis de la Fuente, for the gathering in March. La Roja will play two friendly matches on this occasion against Colombia and Brazil. Diaz will therefore still have the possibility of saying yes to Morocco, but that should not be the case. His wish would be to play the Euro in Germany with La Roja.
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