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Bryan Zaragoza (22 years old) arrived in Munich yesterday to begin his adventure with the reigning German champions. Originally planned for this summer, the transfer of the winger, which was not due to arrive until the summer of 2024, has accelerated in recent weeks. Kingsley Coman’s injury made people realize that the Spaniard had to be brought in during this winter transfer window. For this, Bayern spent 5 million euros in addition to the 15 million euros paid for this summer. This hasty departure of Bryan Zaragoza upset his former supporters despite a beautiful farewell message to his training club.
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The 1.64 meter tall player took a torrent of insults like: “ You have no honor. A man is only as good as his word” Or “Close the door when you leave. We don’t want you here anymore.” Or ” Wash your mouth when talking about Granada » according to Bild. Many fans see this departure as a betrayal of his word. Bayern’s new number 17 said at the start of the month: “In discussions with those in charge, I explained that I wanted to move, but that I would like to stay in Granada until the end of the season. Because it’s the club I love and I want to make sure they stay in the league before I leave.. The winger at Granada since the U19s has, however, been one of the club’s best players for several seasons.
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