Bundesliga - FC Bayern to sign Spanish talent Zaragoza from summer 2024
According to media reports, FC Bayern Munich is strengthening its squad for the new season with Spaniard Bryan Zaragoza (22) from FC Granada. According to information from the "Sportbuzzer" portal and TV channel Sky, the record German soccer champions are willing to pay a transfer fee of 15 million euros. According to the information, this would be more than the transfer fee of 14 million euros allegedly stipulated in the release clause. The Spanish broadcaster El Chiringuito TV initially reported on this. The condition for the transfer is said to be that Zaragoza does not come in the winter, but instead receives a four-year contract until 2028 from July 1, 2024.
Bundesliga rivals RB Leipzig also reportedly wanted the left winger as a successor to the Swede Emil Forsberg, who moved to sister club New York in the winter. English Premier League club FC Brentford were also said to be interested.
Zaragoza, who is just 1.64 meters tall, made his debut for the Spanish national team in October and is regarded as the league's high-flyer of the season. Zaragoza, who can also play in the center, has played 51 competitive matches for Granada so far. He has scored ten goals and provided three assists - five goals and two assists this season alone.
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- Despite interest from RB Leipzig and FC Brentford, it appears that Bryan Zaragoza is set to join FC Bayern Munich from FC Granada in the summer of 2024.
- The move to the Bundesliga champions could see Zaragoza replace the departed Swede Emil Forsberg, who joined sister club New York in the winter.
- The transfer fee for Zaragoza, who has shone this season with 5 goals and 2 assists, is reportedly set at 15 million euros, despite a rumored release clause of 14 million euros.
- Originally reported by Spanish broadcaster El Chiringuito TV, the deal is subject to Zaragoza not joining BC Bayern Munich until July 1, 2024, and signing a four-year contract until 2028.
- Born and raised in Granada, Zaragoza has made his mark in the Spanish national team, debuting in October, and has proven his versatility by playing both on the wings and in the center.
- Standing at just 1.64 meters tall, Zaragoza's impressive stats, including 10 goals and 3 assists in 51 competitive matches for Granada, have caught the attention of soccer enthusiasts across Bavaria and Germany.
- As the Bundesliga season continues, fans across Spain and Germany will be keeping an eye on the transfer market, with FC Granada and FC Bayern Munich both making headlines in the world of soccer.
Source: www.stern.de
