Brahim Díaz

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League: LaLiga EA SportsTeam: Real MadridNationality: Spain
Positions:AMLMRWAge: ~26

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€12.1m€44.4m
Confidence: 67%
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Overview

MobilityControlDistributionThreatDefenseDuelsPotential
Overall x̄(w) = 75 / 100·Confidence 67%

Weighted average of attribute scores for this role, position-adjusted. Standout attributes count more than weaknesses.

Attributes (grouped)

Mobility

Acceleration84

Sharp burst off the dribble that lets him beat markers in tight areas. (conf 0.8)

Top speed76

Quick but not a game's fastest player over long distances. (conf 0.7)

Agility88

Excellent close-control turns and change of direction in small spaces. (conf 0.85)

Stamina74

Covers ground well for a compact attacking midfielder across 90 minutes. (conf 0.65)

Control

First touch87

Cushions and controls the ball cleanly under pressure in tight pockets. (conf 0.85)

Dribbling88

Signature trait, slaloming through defenders with quick feet and low centre of gravity. (conf 0.88)

Ball shielding68

Slight frame limits how long he can protect the ball against bigger defenders. (conf 0.6)

Ball striking78

Can curl strikes from the edge of the box with a clean connection. (conf 0.7)

Distribution

Short passing82

Combines well in tight triangles typical of Madrid's attacking rotations. (conf 0.75)

Long passing68

Competent but not a primary long-range distributor from midfield. (conf 0.55)

Crossing65

Prefers cutting inside over whipping in crosses from wide areas. (conf 0.5)

Vision80

Spots underlaps and through-ball opportunities in the final third. (conf 0.7)

Chance threat

Finishing78

Composed one-on-one with the keeper, favors placement over power. (conf 0.7)

Shot selection76

Generally picks smart moments to shoot rather than forcing efforts. (conf 0.65)

Off-ball movement79

Finds pockets between lines to receive and turn toward goal. (conf 0.65)

Set-piece shot62

Not a primary set-piece taker in his squads to date. (conf 0.45)

Duels

Aerial45

Small stature makes him a non-factor in aerial duels. (conf 0.6)

Ground duels74

Low centre of gravity helps him win and escape tight ground contests. (conf 0.65)

Defense

Pressing intensity68

Engages in coordinated pressing triggers without being a relentless presser. (conf 0.55)

Defensive disruption58

Limited defensive output typical of a creative attacking midfielder. (conf 0.5)

Defensive positioning56

Tends to prioritize attacking positioning over tracking back consistently. (conf 0.5)

Mental

Composure80

Rarely rattled in tight matches, comfortable on the ball under pressure. (conf 0.7)

Decision making76

Generally efficient choices in the final third, occasionally overplays. (conf 0.65)

Work rate72

Solid effort level though not known as a tireless workhorse. (conf 0.6)

Resilience

Injury reliability68

Has had stretches of fitness but also periods sidelined with knocks. (conf 0.55)

Outlook

Potential62

Mid-20s and largely at his ceiling as a rotation-quality attacking talent. (conf 0.6)

Reputation68

Known across LaLiga and via Real Madrid and Milan spells, not a global superstar. (conf 0.65)

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Scouting Report & Player Insights

Brahim Díaz is a diminutive, technically gifted attacking midfielder who thrives cutting inside from the right or operating centrally behind the striker, using close control and quick feet to beat defenders in confined spaces. After a productive loan spell at AC Milan, he returned to Real Madrid where he has settled into a rotational and impact role, prized for his dribbling and combination play more than physical presence. He is comfortable playing across multiple advanced attacking positions but lacks the aerial and defensive attributes of a complete two-way player.

Came through Manchester City's academy before joining Real Madrid in 2019.

Spent multiple seasons on loan at AC Milan, becoming a key creative contributor there.

Represented Spain internationally after switching from Morocco eligibility.

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