Brahim Díaz Chooses Morocco Over Spain for International Football

Real Madrid's rising star, Brahim Díaz, opts for Morocco citing lack of communication from Spanish Football Federation.

Real Madrid forward Brahim Díaz has decided to represent Morocco over Spain, citing a lack of communication from the Spanish Football Federation.
Díaz, born in Malaga to a Spanish mother and a Moroccan father, has been capped once for Spain but remains eligible to switch due to FIFA's rules.
Morocco's national team coach Walid Regragui played a key role in convincing Díaz to make the switch, highlighting Morocco's efforts over several years.
Díaz's decision comes amid his impressive form for Real Madrid, including decisive goals in recent matches.
The move could mark a significant shift in international football dynamics, as Díaz joins other Spain-born players who have chosen to represent Morocco.