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Roma have completed a late move for winger Bryan Zaragoza, signing the Spain international from Bayern Munich.<\/strong><\/p>\n The 24-year-old was on loan at Celta de Vigo, but that deal was ended early to let him join Roma.<\/p>\n The new deal sees Roma get a new attacking option for the run-in following Leon Bailey\u2019s Aston Villa return.<\/p>\n Meanwhile, Bayern know where they stand on a player who needed minutes and momentum.<\/p>\n In addition, they also have a great opportunity to sell him to Roma later on this year.<\/p>\n FootItalia<\/em> looks at how much Roma will pay for Zaragoza, and what needs to happen for the buy option to become an obligation.<\/p>\n Bryan Zaragoza has joined Roma on an initial loan for \u20ac3m, according to Calciomercato.<\/p>\n The Spaniard will reportedly also receive a bonus of \u20ac1m for every five goals scored.<\/p>\n Roma have the option to sign Zaragoza permanently for \u20ac13.5 million. However, there are two triggers for the option to become an obligation.<\/p>\n The deal will reportedly become mandatory upon 50% appearances of at least 45 minutes, and qualification for next season\u2019s Champions League or Europa League.<\/p>\n A separate report claims the \u20ac3m has gone to Celta in order for them to agree to end the loan early.<\/p>\n Details of the Bryan Zaragoza to Roma deal:<\/p>\n \u2022 Roma paid Celta Vigo \u20ac3m to terminate the current loan \u2014 Bayern & Germany (@iMiaSanMia) February 1, 2026<\/a><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n Bryan Zaragoza is a Spanish winger born in Malaga on September 9, 2001.<\/p>\n He came through Granada CF\u2019s youth system, then made his first senior breakthrough on loan at El Ejido in 2020-21.<\/p>\n In summer 2024, Bayern signed him in a \u20ac13m deal, but he struggled for minutes in Germany and managed only seven appearances.<\/p>\n To find rhythm, Zaragoza returned to Spain on loan, first with Osasuna and then Celta de Vigo.<\/p>\n At Celta this season, he played 19 La Liga matches, scoring once. He also impressed in the Europa League with one goal and three assists in seven games.<\/p>\n That European goal came against Bologna in December, so he has already shown he knows how to score against Italian teams.<\/p>\n In terms of style, Zaragoza is quick, light on his feet, and strong in one-v-one dribbles, helped by his 5ft 4in frame.<\/p>\n Tactically, he is usually an inverted wide attacker: right-footed, but happiest starting from the left to cut inside, combine, and create chances.<\/p>\n Sono molto contento di unirmi a un club cos\u00ec storico come la @OfficialASRoma<\/a>. Con tanta voglia di conoscere tutto ci\u00f2 che c\u2019\u00e8 intorno al club,i suoi tifosi, la citt\u00e0, ma sopratutto dimostrare le mie qualit\u00e0 a tutti i tifosi di questo grande club <\/p>\n DAJE ROMA \ud83d\udc3a\ud83d\udc9b\u2764\ufe0f pic.twitter.com\/t4hqtA9x5v<\/a><\/p>\nBryan Zaragoza to Roma: \u20ac3m loan fee with \u20ac13.5m option to buy<\/h2>\n
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\u2022 5-month loan until the end of the season with an option to buy
\u2022 Option to buy worth \u20ac13.5m (\u20ac1.5m more expensive than the one that was agreed with Celta)
\u2022 Becomes an\u2026 pic.twitter.com\/CmRs0pylts<\/a><\/p>\nBryan Zaragoza: What Roma fans can expect<\/h2>\n
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