Ibrahim Diaz is striving to establish himself within the ranks of Real Madrid following his notable brilliance in recent matches, where he delivered an impressive performance with strong numbers despite limited appearances, according to the Spanish newspaper "AS".

This season, Ibrahim has played only 240 minutes across various competitions, during which he managed to score one goal and provide two assists, averaging a contribution to a goal every 80 minutes, reflecting his high attacking efficiency.

The 26-year-old player, who has not started since the match against Real Sociedad on September 13, has utilized the few minutes granted to him by coach Xabi Alonso perfectly, as he scored against Kairat and assisted a goal against Villarreal in La Liga.

According to the newspaper's report, Ibrahim is experiencing a situation similar to what he faced after returning from Milan, when he previously managed to convince Carlo Ancelotti of his abilities through discipline and daily work, which he seeks to replicate now under Alonso's leadership.

AS pointed out that Diaz uses every opportunity as an additional motivation to reclaim his starting position, especially with the strong competition within the team, emphasizing that his determination and patience may make him one of Real Madrid's key players in the upcoming period.