Valencia had made arrangements to bring Bryan Zaragoza on loan until the end of the season, paying a percentage of the player's salary. However, due to the lack of prompt decision-making, Valencia is very close to losing the loan.

Bryan Zaragoza is set to join Valencia on loan. The 22-year-old player, who arrived at Bayern Munich last winter, is lacking playing time and will try to revive his career in Spain. According to Bild, the Munich club will continue to pay half of his salary (around 7 million euros per year). He will be loaned without a purchase option and will return to Germany next summer.

Bryan Zaragoza is set to join Valencia on a loan deal without a purchase option. Valencia and Bayern Munich have reached an agreement, with Valencia not covering the player's full salary.

Bryan Zaragoza might leave Bayern Munich this summer on loan. The sports director Max Eberl confirmed the possibility as Zaragoza seeks more playtime due to high competition. Zaragoza joined Bayern Munich from Granada last February for a total transfer cost of about 17 million euros. He has only played seven matches in the Bundesliga under Thomas Tuchel.

Bryan Zaragoza is struggling to get playing time at Bayern Munich and is likely to be loaned out to gain more experience. Bayern Munich's sporting director, Max Eberl, confirmed they are looking for a suitable loan move. Valencia is interested in signing him on loan.

The player is being considered for a loan move to a Spanish team. Bayern Munich is seeking a loan option for Bryan Zaragoza, who joined in the winter transfer window but has not met expectations. Max Eberl, Bayern's sporting director, confirmed that they are looking for a suitable loan for him.