{"id":41977,"date":"2025-07-14T19:25:00","date_gmt":"2025-07-14T17:25:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/weisetech.dev\/fc-barcelona-noticias\/en\/barca-looks-at-bryan-zaragoza-again-rumor-or-real-option_313533_102\/"},"modified":"2026-04-16T09:31:03","modified_gmt":"2026-04-16T07:31:03","slug":"barca-looks-at-bryan-zaragoza-again-rumor-or-real-option_313533_102","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.fcbarcelonanoticias.com\/en\/football\/transfers\/barca-looks-at-bryan-zaragoza-again-rumor-or-real-option_313533_102.html","title":{"rendered":"Bar\u00e7a Looks at Bryan Zaragoza Again: Rumor or Real Option?"},"content":{"rendered":"

Bryan Zaragoza reappears on Bar\u00e7a’s radar as a ‘low cost’ option for the attack. Could there be movement soon?<\/h2> \r\n
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FC Barcelona<\/strong> is waiting to be able to reinforce the left wing in this summer market<\/a>. However, this is not being an easy task for the ‘cul\u00e9s’, who have already lost the option that seemed a priority, Nico Williams<\/strong> (Athletic Club), and the few certainties that exist in the negotiations for the other two names that seem to be of strong interest: Luis D\u00edaz<\/strong> (Liverpool) and Marcus Rashford<\/strong> (Manchester United), suggest that the ‘Azulgrana’ team may be open to various options.<\/p>

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Related<\/p>

Bryan Zaragoza reveals how close he was to signing for FC Barcelona <\/a> <\/h4> <\/div> <\/section><\/div>

Bryan Zaragoza returns to the scene as a possible signing for Barcelona<\/h2>

In this sense, apparently Bar\u00e7a<\/strong> has repositioned in its agenda a name that already sounded in past markets to reinforce the left wing: Bryan Zaragoza<\/strong>. This information was put on the table by the journalist Edu Aguirre<\/strong>, from El Chiringuito<\/em>, even asserting that the Catalan team had already established the relevant contacts with the player’s entourage to explore his situation.<\/p>

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\ud83d\udca5 “BAR\u00c7A WANTS BRYAN ZARAGOZA”. pic.twitter.com\/bFxSBEUtwI<\/a><\/p> \u2014 El Chiringuito TV (@elchiringuitotv) July 14, 2025<\/a> <\/blockquote> <\/div>

It should be remembered that Zaragoza<\/strong> is going through, perhaps, a somewhat uncertain sporting present. The player from Malaga, after his loan to CA Osasuna<\/strong> in the recently finished 2024\/25 season, became a player of Bayern Munich<\/strong> again, a team with which he has a contract until June 30, 2029, but who does not seem to be in the sports project of the Bavarians.<\/p>

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Related<\/p>

Bryan Zaragoza reveals how close he was to signing for FC Barcelona <\/a> <\/h4> <\/div> <\/section><\/div>

A matter that has become clear after the recent statements of Max Eberl<\/strong>, sports director of ‘Die Roten’, to Sky Sports<\/em>, in which he admitted regarding the case of the Spanish international: “We are open to a transfer”<\/strong>. So, the Bryan Zaragoza<\/strong> route could be wide open.<\/p>

The player from Malaga could be a ‘low cost’ option to reinforce the ‘cul\u00e9’ attack<\/h2>

Now, it will be necessary to assess at what price Bayern Munich<\/strong> is willing to let Bryan Zaragoza<\/strong> leave, a player for whom in 2024 they paid around \u20ac15M<\/strong> to Granada<\/strong> to acquire his services. At this point, the sports journalist Matteo Moretto suggested that the Germans could be open to facilitating his departure through a paid loan that has a purchase option<\/strong>, although it is still unknown whether this will be mandatory or not, with the priority of the Munich team being that it is.<\/p>

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THE POLL<\/span> Should Bar\u00e7a make an offer for Bryan Zaragoza?<\/span> <\/div>
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It remains to be analyzed how this case develops, since if Barcelona<\/strong> is really interested in launching an offensive for Bryan Zaragoza<\/strong> as a ‘low cost’ option, it would not be easy. The competition exists, and it is not minor: clubs such as Real Betis<\/strong>, Olympiacos<\/strong> and Celta de Vigo<\/strong> have also shown interest.<\/p>

The latter, even, has serious options to acquire his services in this summer market<\/strong>. With negotiations between teams already in process.<\/p>

‘Wink’ to Bar\u00e7a? The reaction that fuels rumors<\/h2>

However, if there is a hypothetical irruption of Barcelona<\/strong>, it could undoubtedly change the paradigm of any negotiation in progress, especially if the player from Malaga does not mind joining the ‘cul\u00e9’ team. In fact, given this option, Bryan Zaragoza<\/strong> showed his satisfaction.<\/p>

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Like from Bryan Zaragoza on El Chiringuito’s publication about his possible arrival at FC Barcelona<\/div> <\/div> <\/div>

In the publication of El Chiringuito,<\/em> which gave the exclusive about his possible link to the Catalan team<\/strong>, the forward left a clear ‘wink’, reacting with a ‘like’. Coincidence or declaration of intentions? We’ll have to see.<\/p>