Italian media outlets indicate that AS Roma will be obligated to pay Bayern Munich a compensation fee if they do not finalize Bryan Zaragoza’s permanent transfer by the season’s end.
Zaragoza’s tenure at Roma is currently precarious; since his initial loan from Bayern Munich in January, the Spanish winger has only featured for 135 minutes with the Giallorossi.
Roma’s Potential Payment for Zaragoza’s Return to Bayern
The 24-year-old initially joined the Stadio Olimpico club after spending the first half of the current season with Celta Vigo.
Roma has already disbursed €2 million for his six-month loan spell, with a summer purchase option set at €13 million.
As reported by Calciomercato.com and insights from Roma expert Filippo Biafora, the agreement between Roma and Bayern Munich includes a €500,000 compensation clause. This fee would be due from the Giallorossi if they ultimately decide against making Zaragoza’s transfer permanent.
To date, Zaragoza has made four Serie A appearances for Roma, starting in two matches and contributing one assist.