Valencia could land Bayern's Bryan Zaragoza on loan

Bayern Munich signed Bryan Zaragoza in the winter transfer window for 13 million euros, after paying another 4 million euros for the loan until the end of the season. But his time in Germany is leaving plenty to be desired and the Bavarians are already looking for a way out on loan without an option to buy.

Munich sporting director Max Eberl told Sky Sport: "Bryan is a player we are considering giving playing time to. Now we are thinking about finding the right loan. He only made seven appearances last season. 

The attacking arrivals of players such as Michael Olise, added to the attackers already in the squad, complicates the chances of opportunities for the Andalusian. Eberl also explained that the winger himself approached them to find a solution.

According to 'Marca', the destination that most attracts Bryan is Valencia. In fact, 'Relevo' goes further and points out that there is even an agreement between clubs. The Valencians would not pay the full amount, but they would have to make an important effort to complete the deal. The former Granada player could have a place in the 'Ches' starting eleven due to Ruben Baraja's lack of players.

In addition to the Valencian team, Girona is another club that is interested in the situation of the player from Malaga. Michel's team are moving in the market to reinforce a team that must compete in Europe this year.