Bryan Zaragoza: Bayern want permanent sale, not a loan | OneFootball

Bayern Munich plan to move Bryan Zaragoza on this window and are seeking a permanent transfer rather than another loan. According to Superdeporte, the club have grown weary of repeated temporary moves.

The winger joined Bayern amid a surge in form at Granada, showing one-on-one ability, talent and goals, but he has yet to fully match the expectations that followed. That led to loans at Osasuna, then Celta, and later Roma.

The Seville club’s finances are complicated. It is cutting wage spend and wants to refresh the wide positions, with exits needed for players such as Vargas and Ejuke, who are unlikely to continue, alongside low-cost or loan arrivals. Bryan Zaragoza had been considered for that second category, but he would not come cheap.

A similar scenario applies at Málaga. Funes’s side want directness, quality and some top-flight experience, but must stay pragmatic in a market with many operations to tackle. Zaragoza was more a dream than a realistic option, and only if he were available on loan.

With Bayern seeking a transfer fee rather than a loan, that stance narrows the field of suitors and may halt interest from the Seville club and from Málaga.

Source: Superdeporte