An African nation is reportedly in discussions with Real Madrid about the Spanish giants availing one of their stars for the upcoming Olympic Games.
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While Los Blancos' new recruit Kylian Mbappe has confirmed that his new employers will not allow him to participate in the Olympic Games set to be held in his native Paris later this year, there seems to be hope for another Los Merengues star.
Alongside Guinea, Egypt and Mali, Morocco are one of the African nations set to represent the continent at the men's football tournament at the global sporting spectacle.
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The north African giants have been pitted alongside Argentina, Ukraine and Iraq in their group, and hope to have Real star attacker Brahim Diaz among their ranks.
The Olympics men's football tournament is an U23 competition, but three players over the age limit per team are eligible to play in it and the Atlas Lions are hoping to have the winger be a part of their side between July and August.
According to Al9anat.com, the Royal Moroccan Football Federation is currently in talks with Real chiefs so that Diaz can be one of the senior players made available to coach Tarik Sektioui.
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During the 2023/24 campaign, the Malaga-born attacker scored 12 goals and provided nine assists as he helped his side win the Supercopa de Espana, LALIGA and UEFA Champions League titles.
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