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Bryan Zaragoza has admitted that joining Bayern Munich was a "very difficult step" – but he has no regrets about his move to Germany.

Bryan Zaragoza reflected on his difficult transfer from Granada to Bayern Munich, comparing meeting star teammates to being in a FIFA video game. Speaking to Cadena SER, the winger acknowledged that leaving his comfort zone, adjusting to a new language and climate, and competing against players like Jamal Musiala, Kingsley Coman, and Serge Gnabry proved very challenging.
After making only seven appearances for Bayern, Zaragoza experienced several loan spells and is currently at Espanyol, who hold an €8 million obligation to buy him under specific conditions. Despite his struggles in Munich, the 25-year-old emphasized that he has no regrets about taking the step.
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