Brahim Diaz is one of the loanees from this past season that Milan want to keep for the next campaign as well. Talks are underway with Real Madrid but there is still no agreement, a report claims.
According to Sky Italia journalist Manuele Baiocchini (via MilanLive), the two clubs are currently talking about the matter but there are some details that need settling. The buy-out clause for the loan seems to be the biggest issue.
Milan have proposed a fee of around €20m, while Real Madrid want it to be much higher than that. The Bernabeu side are even open to a two-year loan, as long as the buy-out fee is higher than what has been proposed.
In addition to a higher fee, Real Madrid would also like to include a buy-back clause. It remains to be seen if an agreement can be reached in the fee and how far Milan are willing to go to secure Brahim Diaz.
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The only way the buy out fee should be more is if the 2 year loan is without a fee or if Real is covering the players salary. If Milan are paying a loan fee for two years then the buyout price should go down
Milan makes fatal mistakes, instead of looking for another option, he still sticks his head in the sand and loses days because July and August will soon pass as much as is left for the transition period. There are players who can be brought in for less money and in my opinion very good players