Urgent.News

What's breaking now, across thousands of outlets.

Culture

Bryan Zaragoza putting in his last work with Bayern Munich?

Bryan Zaragoza could be on his way out of FC Bayern.

Bryan Zaragoza putting in his last work with Bayern Munich?

MUNICH, Germany - August 24, 2026: Business journalist Nico Linner captured Bryan Zaragoza jogging laps by himself at Säbener Straße, speculating that it might be his last work with Bayern Munich. The Spaniard has reportedly been healthy enough to train with the team, but has been working individually instead. A loan deal to Espanyol is reportedly on the horizon, with Zaragoza's Bayern Munich stint potentially coming to an end.

A BILD source says that Zaragoza is actually already fit for team training, but he is still working individually. A precautionary measure? His loan to Espanyol is on the verge of completion. Transfer journalist Fabrizio Romano reports that the Zaragoza deal is actually done with Espanyol, and there will be a mandatory buy clause included in the move.

The transfer is valued at around €8 million, with Espanyol having the option to buy Zaragoza permanently in June 2027. It seems that Bayern Munich would prefer to sell Zaragoza outright, rather than loaning him to Espanyol, but this could be the only way to end the relationship without dragging it out further.

Written by urgent.news from Yahoo Sports's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.

This story

This is one outlet's version. Read the fullest account.

Read the original at sports.yahoo.com →

More in Culture

HAPAwards Marks 10 Years With Historic Celebration At Manhyia Palace

Odunowo (1st L), Nana Dr. Agyenim Boateng I (M) and Mrs. Tina Weisinger (2nd R) addressing the press Ghana has been urged to intensify efforts to project its rich Read More...

  • HAPAwards celebrated 10th anniversary at Manhyia Palace, Kumasi, Ghana
  • Event featured African Showcase, Creator’s Night, King’s Night
  • 25 recipients recognized for societal contributions

More from Monday 24 August →