RCD Espanyol continues to pursue winger Bryan Zaragoza to strengthen its attack, who currently plays for Bayern Munich. The economic situation remains a hurdle for the transfer.

What happened?

The Spanish winger Bryan Zaragoza, 24, is one of Espanyol's targets in the transfer market to strengthen the attack this summer. The player belongs to Bayern until 2029 and is not part of Vincent Kompany's plans.

Why it matters for RCD Espanyol?

Espanyol's intention is to negotiate a loan with Bayern, a formula that would allow them to undertake an operation inaccessible through a permanent transfer. However, the economic situation remains a problem. Zaragoza has a contract with the German team until June 2029 and earns a salary close to 4 million euros annually.

What comes next?

The situation of Zaragoza has also sparked interest from other clubs, such as Sevilla, although their financial constraints complicate any attempt to incorporate him. Currently, the interest of both clubs remains at an initial stage without decisive discussions.

What does Monchi say?

Espanyol's sports management, led by Monchi, insists that Zaragoza is a priority to reinforce the attack. He assures that the intention is to negotiate a loan with Bayern, although the economic situation remains a hurdle.

What does the Bayern say?

The Bayern is working on the departure of various players who are not in Vincent Kompany's plans, and Bryan Zaragoza is part of that list. The club believes that a new loan would facilitate the player's progression while helping to reduce the team's wage bill.

What does Monchi say about Zaragoza?

Monchi assures that Zaragoza is a priority to reinforce the attack of Espanyol. He assures that the intention is to negotiate a loan with Bayern, although the economic situation remains a hurdle.

The situation of Zaragoza remains complex, with several clubs interested in his signing. However, the economic situation remains a hurdle for the transfer.

Currently, RCD Espanyol occupies the 11th place in the league, with 46 points, 12 wins, 10 draws and 16 losses in 38 games, with a recent balance of DWWLL.