New suitors! Spanish duo vie for Bayern flop Bryan Zaragoza | OneFootball

Bryan Zaragoza’s future at FC Bayern remains uncertain. As the Munich club continues to trim its roster for the new season, there are apparently new suitors for the Spanish winger back in his home country.

Sports Director Max Eberl and Director of Sports Christoph Freund are continuing to drive the shake-up at the record-holding champions. Following several departures that have already taken place, Bryan Zaragoza could soon be the next player to leave the club.

According to the Spanish newspaper Mundo Deportivo, Deportivo Alavés and Sevilla FC have entered the race for the 24-year-old. Both clubs are reportedly interested in both a loan deal and a permanent transfer.

Spain remains the most likely destination

Although Zaragoza is still under contract with FC Bayern through 2029, he does not feature in Vincent Kompany’s plans for the team. Accordingly, club officials are working on a solution for the attacking player.

In recent weeks, Espanyol Barcelona had already been mentioned as a potential suitor. With Sevilla and Alavés now in the mix, the number of interested clubs continues to grow.

Sale Preferred – Another Loan Possible

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From FC Bayern’s perspective, a permanent transfer is likely the preferred solution. This would not only allow the Munich club to secure a transfer fee but also remove the Spaniard’s salary from the payroll.

However, if no suitable purchase offer materializes, another loan is not out of the question. It would already be his fourth loan spell in three years. After stints with CA Osasuna, Celta Vigo, and AS Roma, Zaragoza could return to Spain once again.

One thing is clear: the attacking player has no future under Kompany. FC Bayern’s goal is therefore to find a permanent solution this summer—ideally, without Zaragoza returning to Munich again.