You need to visit your homeland more, living in American has made you very wasteful. 20m is a lot for Brahim, even if we have 200m available to us.
Quite simply because his biggest tools is his "big moments" where he does peel off and can score. Until this day, Brahim has not consistently learned to deal with his vertical challengedness. You know how when a fighter is short he knows jabbing won't really work against a longer reached fighter so they come up with other game plans? Yea Brahim hasn't done that. His answer to try to beat his man is based on pace and determination. If the ref has been lenient, he's absolutely useless as he is easily mowed down time after time while he's on the ground eye-fucking the ref for a call. Look at Saladinho when he first came and his dribbling vs. now. Brahim doesn't even have that close-control or dribbling to bail himself out, not as consistent as Salad. All of this is with the additional drawback of the bad tendency of not looking up and absolute shit passer. We haven't really seen any improvement in any of these skill sets, rather he's just more determined and has came up in big moments.
For me, I am hoping for the slim chances they'd let him go on another loan in hopes of selling him to us for more (maybe put in a 30m clause or some shit) because honestly the lack of improvement in skills to be able to consistently contribute is rather alarming for me

Use him while we try to find better players. But if we must spend money, I am thinking 12-15m range and no more than that.
I just came back, they told me I've gotten soft. Damn, this confirms it. I didn't walk out the market immediately, I met them... halfway on price.
I have been one of Brahim's biggest critics, and I want to get rid of him and put that money into others and trust Adli. I hate what playing Brahim does to our style of play. I hate how he encourages the worst instincts in Pioli.
But I can't pretend he hasn't improved this year, that's where I have to disagree. Even his passing, which
still sucks, but I've seen a drastic improvement from last year. Of course, an improvement from dogshit to shit isn't great, so believe me, I get it. I wish he showed this improvement last year, giving us the 22/23 season to see what he can do.
If (one of the biggest "ifs" ever) Brahim can take another leap in quality, particularly in his passing, he... he could be a devastating player. That depends on him learning to pass, and not just glamor passes, the sort of meat-and-potatoes passes that open up space, make a team tick, and create opportunities.
It is a massive gamble, but I don't... I dunno. I don't hate it.
I think the other reason I'm not losing my mind over Brahim being bought is the allure of him being a RW while we rely on more of a midfielder type at CAM. He looks... markedly better there, like... a huge jump from his previous attempts (as Balo45 pointed out) which I think points to his growth. As a RW option... I'm much calmer about things.
If we're at 50m for this summer, then even 15m is unacceptable. Only an extended loan formula would calm me down (and perhaps the fear of Brahim turning up and making me look stupid)--but for me, it all depends on our budget.
I fixate on our attack being the problem, but the strength of the rumors linking us to Kamada gives me hope that they see what needs to be done, while also... oddly enough... making me even more annoyed with what Pioli has done with Adli.