Arijon Ibrahimovic has moved from FC Bayern to FC Augsburg on loan, and FC Augsburg has officially announced the signing of the 20-year-old. The loan fee is 500,000 Euro. FC Augsburg has a purchase option for a reported eight million Euro, and if the purchase option is exercised, FC Bayern would receive a resale participation. FCA sporting director Benni Weber stated that they are pleased Arijon chose FCA. Weber added that he is a young player who has already demonstrated his qualities in the Bundesliga, can be utilized in several attacking positions, and that they see further potential for development in him. The sporting director also mentioned that Ibrahimovic's physicality and determination are a good fit for the club and its intended style of play. Arijon Ibrahimovic stated that the new challenge in Augsburg is very appealing to him because FCA is an ambitious Bundesliga club. He also stated his desire to develop further, get match practice, integrate with the team quickly, and help achieve a successful season.

According to Fabrizio Romano, FC Augsburg are signing the Nuremberg-born player on a one-year loan with an option to buy. According to Sky, this option is set at eight million euros, a buy-back option is not part of the deal, but there is a sell-on clause. The loan fee amounts to 500,000 euros. Ibrahimovic is expected to undergo his medical this afternoon. At Säbener Straße, he is under contract until 2028.

According to 'Transfermarkt.de', FC Augsburg has been identified as a potential new loan destination for Arijon Ibrahimović. The same source also suggests Werder Bremen as a possible loan club. TSG Hoffenheim and VfB Stuttgart are reportedly in a position to afford a permanent purchase. Ibrahimović is returning to FC Bayern and may be integrated into the first team, as coach Vincent Kompany is said to be a fan. However, a move remains possible if he does not make a sufficient impression in pre-season. The player's contract at Bayern runs until 2027, and a new loan would first require an extension.