Barcelona is focusing on enhancing their left wing for the next transfer window, aiming to address their lack of natural wingers. While Ferran Torres, Raphinha, and Lamine Yamal favor the right side, and Joao Felix, if permanently acquired, is not a traditional winger, Barcelona is looking for a dedicated left-sided option.
Although Nico Williams of Athletic Club recently signed a contract with a €50 million release clause, Barcelona is still interested in him. They are also considering more economical alternatives, such as Bryan Zaragoza from Bayern Munich.
Zaragoza, a 22-year-old winger, moved from Granada to Bayern Munich in January. However, his adaptation to Germany has been difficult, leading to limited game time, with only 35 minutes played since his transfer.
With Bayern Munich preparing to appoint a new manager to replace Thomas Tuchel, Zaragoza’s future at the club is uncertain. If the new coach does not see Zaragoza as part of their plans, Barcelona might consider a loan move for him.
Before joining Bayern, Zaragoza showed strong performances in La Liga with Granada, scoring six goals and providing two assists in 21 league games. His previous success in Spain could make him a valuable loan option for Barcelona if they pursue this route.
Ultimately, Barcelona’s decision will hinge on the new Bayern Munich manager’s view of Zaragoza and whether he will be available for a potential loan.
