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On Friday March 22, Brahim Diaz made his debut for Morocco against Angola (1-0). Although he didn't score, the 24-year-old showed some fine qualities. After the game, the Madrid-born player was asked about the 2024 Olympic Games, which Morocco hopes to host this summer. The Moroccan media assure us that he is one of the priorities for the 3 players over the age of 24. The former Milanese would like to be part of the event, even if he remains cautious.
"I'll try to be present as much as possible and... in everything I'm allowed too. At the end of the day, I'm a Real Madrid player and I want to give my all for my club and the national team. Whatever I can contribute on the pitch, I'll be delighted to do it," Brahim Diaz tells Marca.
