Brahim Díaz made his return to competition for Real Madrid on Sunday night, featuring in their 4-1 victory against Sevilla FC during La Liga's 9th round. The Moroccan international entered the match in the 69th minute, replacing Endrick, marking his first appearance for the club since September 15. This comeback occurred despite earlier reports from the Spanish daily AS, indicating Brahim was still suffering from persistent muscle pain. However, the newspaper also stated these issues did not prevent him from training normally or being available to coach José Mourinho. Despite these physical concerns and intense competition in Real Madrid's attack, Díaz has now regained valuable playing time after weeks on the bench, offering an encouraging sign for his future role.