Brahim Diaz is just one step away from returning to Milan, as the latter have now reached an agreement with Real Madrid. For tax reasons, the clubs had to sit down and find a new solution for the move.
According to Gianluca Di Marzio, as well as several other credible sources, the new agreement is a two-year loan that will cost the Rossoneri €3m. There is also a buy-out clause included, which Milan can exercise for €22m.
Then, as expected, Real Madrid will have a buy-back clause should the Rossoneri decide to keep Diaz after the loan expires. It’s valued at €27m and, therefore, Milan could make €2m if they don’t get to keep the player.
Diaz is expected to arrive in Milan by Saturday to complete his return to the club. It remains to be seen if he will take the No.10, which is vacant now that Hakan Calhanoglu has left.
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One of the stupidest deals ever !! I understand that we are trying to save ourselves in case Diaz fails to show promising result. But, the real irony is that if he is a success, we will lose him for effectively 2 million. What type of deal is this? Dortmund buys so many players and makes abundant amount of money via huge transfer fees by helping them reach thr potential. And, we will hardly get 2 million for helping a Real Madrid player grow. Rather buy a young 20-21-22 year prospect and help him grow.