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Yahoo
23-05-2025
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Bayern Munich forward available at reduced price
Bayern Munich winger Bryan Zaragoza will be on the move this summer, and he could be set for a second return to Spain. The Bavarian side are looking to move on from the former Granada man, and will look for a permanent sale after a loan move to Osasuna this season. The 23-year-old struggled to adapt to life in Munich, and after six months was back in Spain on loan in Pamplona. This season has been inconsistent and interrupted by injury, but he has shown flashes of his brilliance, earning another Spain call-up late last year. It has resulted in one goal and six assists in his 26 Liga appearances. CF Bayern Insider report that Bayern consider him a failed bet though, and have accepted that they will lose money on a deal. In other words, they are willing to accept a lower offer than the €17m they paid Granada for him. Villarreal interest in Bryan Zaragoza Villarreal are interested in being the benefactors of that development. As explained by Relevo, the Yellow Submarine want to strengthen their squad ahead of the Champions League, and Zaragoza is one of two major attacking objectives they are looking at, ahead of the likely departure of Alex Baena this summer. Bryan Zaragoza will be on the move again this summer. Alberto Moleiro also on the move this summer The other is Las Palmas starlet Alberto Moleiro. The 21-year-old, who reportedly has a €25m release clause, was in tears in his final game of the season at the Estadio Gran Canaria, which many took to be a sign that he will be on his way too. Like Baena, Moleiro turned down a move to Saudi Arabia in January, but will leave Las Palmas. He has six assists and one goal in his 35 appearances for Las Palmas. Reinvesting the Alex Baena money? No doubt Villarreal will be planning for Baena's exit, if it does happen. Atletico Madrid have been strongly linked with a move for Baena, and Villarreal have apparently agreed to let him go this summer, even if his own €60m release clause is not paid. Moleiro would certainly be a similar option in terms of the role he plays for Las Palmas, and someone with room for growth.
Yahoo
25-03-2025
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Rival watch: Key Osasuna forward most likely to miss Barcelona tie
According to a report from SPORT, Osasuna winger Bryan Zaragoza has yet to return to training with his teammates, making it highly unlikely that he will be available for the crucial fixture against Barcelona. Barcelona and Osasuna are set to face off on Thursday in a match that was originally postponed following the sudden passing of Dr. Carles Minarro. Both teams will head into the encounter with some key absences, whether due to injuries or the fatigue accumulated by players returning from international duty. However, for Osasuna, Zaragoza's unavailability stands out as a major setback. The 23-year-old, currently on loan from Bayern Munich, has not participated in recent training sessions, and Osasuna are unlikely to have him at his disposal for this important match. Zaragoza had been called up by Luis de la Fuente for Spain's international fixtures against the Netherlands, but he had to leave the national team camp early due to a right thigh injury. Since then, he has not fully recovered, leaving his participation against Barcelona in serious doubt. His absence will come as a relief for the Barça defenders, as the winger has proven to be a real menace whenever he has faced them. In just two appearances against Barcelona, he has recorded three goals and an assist, making him one of the most effective players against the Catalan side in recent times. Earlier this season, Zaragoza played a crucial role in Osasuna's 4-2 victory over Barcelona on 28 September. That day, Osasuna took full advantage of Barcelona's rotation. By the 28th minute, they had already raced to a 2-0 lead, with Zaragoza assisting Ante Budimir for the opening goal before scoring the second on the counterattack. With Osasuna now set to face Barcelona without their star winger, the Catalans will have one less attacking threat to worry about. This could make things easier for Flick's side as they aim to secure a crucial victory in the league.
