Bayern Open to Late Move for Arijon Ibrahimović
Max Eberl said the club will consider loan or permanent options to give the 20‑year‑old the regular playing time he is unlikely to get at Munich.
Overview
- Bayern’s sporting director Max Eberl confirmed the club will listen to offers for Arijon Ibrahimović if a move would provide him regular first‑team minutes.
- Reporters have linked loan interest from Union Berlin and Werder Bremen and a possible permanent offer from Atalanta, though no deal is complete.
- Ibrahimović signed a contract running to 2028 and was initially named as the primary backup to Luis Díaz before recent preseason evaluations shifted Bayern’s plans.
- The club praised his development after a strong season at Heidenheim, but reporters say his preseason form lagged behind other academy prospects, making consistent Munich minutes unlikely.
- Bayern routinely uses targeted loans to develop young players, so a late loan or sale would aim to keep Ibrahimović’s trajectory moving while preserving Bayern’s attacking depth.