Maldini Reveals the Reason Why Real Madrid Didn't Reclaim Take Kubo

It's not unusual that in the world of soccer, decision-making is one of the most important factors to consider. This is because, whether due to internal club decisions or for signings, this is the most important part. In this regard, Julio Maldini gave his opinion on why the white club ultimately gave up on the recovery of the Japanese player Takefusa Kubo.

This is due to the incorporation of what is now an absolute sensation at the white club, Brahim Díaz. The Moroccan footballer who arrived from AC Milan has established himself as one of the main players of the white team. "Little is said about Brahim's ability to make interior passes" was one of the phrases he used in his argument.

Obviously, comparing this footballer with the Japanese player is not far-fetched as they have similar profiles. However, in the end, the comparison leans in favor of the Moroccan due to his great adaptation to the white team.

This Is the Reason

The performance of the Spanish-Moroccan player has been simply spectacular since his arrival last season. The performance, in general terms, that he has shown with the merengue club was spectacular and he continues to do so this season.

Currently, in this season, he has a very important value in the team with the minutes he has played in the campaign. For now, he has a total of more than 1,300 minutes in 30 matches with 10 goal contributions. A good sum considering that, for the most part, he comes off the bench to solve matches.

The latest record he has regarding this is definitely the match against Manchester City, where he was decisive. Another demonstration of why this player has earned his place and wouldn't have given the Japanese player a chance.

It Has Been a Great Decision

Although initially there were many doubts about whether he would perform at the white club, today there are no doubts about it. Another demonstration that the management makes the best possible decision for the club and its future.