"It was a complicated situation for me because there were many clubs behind. But when Bayern Munich knocked, I didn't think twice. Bayern is a club I love, the way they play, as a history, everything about it. And what I wanted was to finish the season here because this club has given me everything and I wanted to leave my Granada on good terms," Zaragoza told DAZN.
The acquisition of Zaragoza is said to have put Serge Gnabry on notice. At this stage, Bayern Munich has Leroy Sané, Kingsley Coman, Gnabry, Mathys Tel, and Jamal Musiala as potential options to play wing. In reality, head coach Thomas Tuchel seems to prefer a starting duo of Sané and Coman, with Gnabry as a reserve. If the boss decides he does not need a four-winger rotation because of players like Tel and Musiala, who can play there in a pinch, Gnabry could be looking at being the odd-man out - something that was unfathomable just about a year ago.
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