Bayern Munich’s Thomas Tuchel likes self-confidence, hunger of Bryan Zaragoza

Bryan Zaragoza, an attacker for Granada, was acquired by Bayern Munich, which was intriguing to say the least.

The Bavarians signed a 1v1 specialist out of the blue, and next season, he will likely battle with Leroy Sane, Kingsley Coman, Serge Gnabry, and Mathys Tel for playing time on the wing.

There are many things about the 22-year-old that Bayern Munich coach Thomas Tuchel finds appealing.

“We have acquired a youthful and highly motivated athlete.” He can dribble well and is formidable in one-on-one matches. He is really hungry and full of confidence. We’re glad he’s joining us,” Tuchel remarked.

The way Zaragoza adapts to Bavarian life may be crucial. The winger will need to demonstrate everything that initially piqued Bayern Munich’s interest in order to be included in the squad for the 2024–2025 season, since the competition is anticipated to be intense.

A thorough review of David Beckham’s last-second free kick versus Greece is warranted.

The England men’s national team ought to have been guaranteed a spot in the 2002 World Cup by now. However, as they had a history of doing, they somewhat worsened the situation for themselves. David Beckham had ninety-three seconds to force a draw with Greece.