Brahim Diaz celebrates with his Real Madrid teammates (Photo by Angel Martinez/Getty Images)

Manchester United are reportedly preparing a big bid for the potential transfer of Real Madrid attacking midfielder Brahim Diaz.

The Morocco international, who previously had a spell at United’s rivals Manchester City as a youngster, has not quite established himself as a regular at the Bernabeu in recent times.

Still, Diaz has shown some promise when he has been able to play, while he also shone during a three-year loan spell at AC Milan.

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Valued at €35m, as per Transfermarkt, it now looks like Diaz is attracting strong interest from Man Utd, who are seemingly prepared to make a significant offer for the 25-year-old, according to Spanish outlet Fichajes.

The Red Devils are enduring a very poor season, currently sitting in the bottom half of the table after some dire results, so change is urgently needed this January.

Is Brahim Diaz the answer for Manchester United?

Brahim Diaz celebrates a goal for Real Madrid (Photo by Angel Martinez/Getty Images)

Diaz could be a useful option for United to consider, with the versatile attacker likely to come to Old Trafford with a point to prove after failing to get much playing time this season.

One imagines Diaz might also feel he has unfinished business in England after failing to make the grade at City, so that could give him big motivation to shine for their inner-city rivals.

With Alejandro Garnacho being linked with Chelsea and Napoli, as per the Telegraph and other sources, it could make sense for a similar style of attacking player to come in this month.

Diaz wouldn’t necessarily be a guaranteed hit, but MUFC could do a lot worse than at least trying a move if he’s available, as they cannot continue with their current crop of attacking players.

Even if Garnacho stays, he hasn’t been that consistent, while others like Marcus Rashford, Rasmus Hojlund and Joshua Zirkzee are also all having pretty poor seasons.

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