Barcelona and Real Madrid are apparently willing to compete with Sevilla for Ben Brereton Diaz, a Blackburn midfielder. This season, the forward has been a standout for the Championship side, attracting interest from clubs all across Europe.
Barcelona, Real Madrid, and Sevilla are among the clubs interested in signing Brereton Diaz during the January transfer window, according to El Nacional. According to reports, the Blackburn midfielder will cost roughly €35 million.
In comparison to Real Madrid or Barcelona, the attacker is reportedly interested in heading to Sevilla since he would get more playing time there. According to the article, Brereton Diaz is also looking forward to playing in the UEFA Europa League. According to the source, West Ham United, Leeds United, and Borussia Dortmund are all keeping a close eye on the forward's situation. During the January transfer window, the trio is aiming to bolster their assault.
Brereton Diaz has been the EFL Championship's outstanding performer this season, scoring 20 goals in 25 league games. The Chilean's outstanding efforts this season have propelled Blackburn to second place in the Premier League rankings.
As the season progresses, all three La Liga clubs are trying to strengthen their attack during current transfer window.
Real Madrid are looking for a backup forward after losing Mariano or Luka Jovic earlier this month. Carlo Ancelotti wants to bring Brereton Diaz to the Bernabeu because of his ability to play throughout the front three.
Barcelona is interested in bringing in the Blackburn striker as a replacement for Alvaro Morata. However, the Catalan club is in talks to sign the Spaniard on a loan deal this month and will be willing to pursue Brereton Diaz if the deal falls through. Sevilla, on the other hand, is seeking for a striker who can make an immediate effect upon arrival. This season, Julen Lopetegui's team has struggled in front of goal. Rafa Mir has struggled to score on a consistent basis, and Youssef En-season Nesyri's has been hampered by injuries.
Despite the fact that Sevilla is in second place in the league, four points behind league leaders Real Madrid, its two key strikers have combined for only nine goals. Julen Lopetegui's choice to bring in Brereton Diaz during this window could prove to be a wise one.
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