Moroccan international Brahim Diaz continued to show positive signs with Real Madrid, having successfully delivered his second consecutive decisive pass, confirming his impactful presence since returning from the Africa Cup and the start of a new phase under coach Álvaro Arbeloa.

Diaz participated in four matches recently, totaling 118 minutes: 11 minutes against Villarreal, 12 minutes against Benfica in the Champions League, 81 minutes against Rayo Vallecano, and 14 minutes against Valencia. These appearances reflect an improvement in his situation compared to the previous period.

Diaz delivered a strong performance both in the attacking midfield position and on the left wing. He was instrumental in the second goal scored by Kylian Mbappe in stoppage time (90+1) during the match against Valencia, following a decisive pass that demonstrated his excellent positioning and good reading of the game.

This development represents a technical gain for the player, especially after the struggles he experienced in previous periods due to the lack of reliance on him. It confirms that his entry as a substitute now provides the needed contribution and enhances his chances of gaining more playing time in the upcoming phase.