Mundo Deportivo reports on Olympiacos' pursuit of Bryan Zaragoza from Bayern. Olympiacos, coached by Jose Luis Mendilibar, is seriously pursuing Bryan Zaragoza. They have proposed a deal involving a 2 million euro loan until the end of the season and an option to buy for 7 million euros. However, Bayern demands more than 10 million euros, between 12 and 15 million, to transfer the Spanish international. Olympiacos offers the allure of playing in the Champions League, which Spanish clubs cannot provide.

Gazzetta.gr reports on Olympiacos' interest in Bryan Zaragoza and the ongoing transfer discussions surrounding the player. Olympiacos has shown interest in Bryan Zaragoza since May, and even earlier. Initially, Bayern Munich wanted to sell him for 18 million euros. The discussions with Celta were for a loan, but they stalled. Other clubs from England, Spain, and beyond are also interested. Bayern Munich is considering a loan with an option to buy since the purchase price would exceed 12 million euros if discussed again.

Olympiakos is attempting a surprise move for Bryan Zaragoza from Bayern Munich. The Spanish winger is reportedly available for transfer by the Bavarians, and Olympiakos is said to have entered the race to acquire him. However, it is an extremely difficult case as he is available for 11-12 million euros or with a loan and mandatory purchase next summer.

Bryan Zaragoza, a 23-year-old Spanish winger, is liked by the Basque coach of Olympiacos. Bayern Munich, his current club, is selling him with a demand of 18 million euros. Zaragoza was previously loaned to Osasuna. The Bild has also linked Zaragoza with Villarreal, indicating interest from the Spanish market and clubs qualifying for the top club competition next year. Despite being right-footed, he plays as a left winger.