Granada were looking for signings in January and brought in nine more with Matias Arezzo. He also wanted exits, eight of them, although two were unwanted. Brian Zaragoza and Alvaro Fernandez Carreras left. The first was a loan to Bayern Munich, which signed him on July 1, in the form of financial compensation. Second, it broke Manchester United’s loan move to Benfica.
Bryan has yet to make his debut for Germany. Upon his arrival, he was on the bench in the team’s 3-1 win over Borussia Monchengladbach. However, he contracted the flu, which caused him to miss Bavaria’s next game against Bayer Leverkusen, which the team lost 0-3. On Wednesday, the Malaga native came on as a substitute against Lazio in the Champions League (1-0). In a preview, Thomas Tuchel confirmed his recovery, but also explained that he is fully adapting. “Language-wise we still have a problem,” he stressed, since Brian doesn’t speak German or English.
Alvaro Carreras has fewer obstacles in Lisbon due to the similarities between Portuguese and Spanish, and also has the advantage of being a Galician since his language is also similar to Portuguese. Left-handers are slightly more involved, although that’s still not indisputable. He starts in the Europa League on Thursday. Lasted 59 minutes. He served as a substitute in the league with Boavista and Estrela, before playing 23 games with Gil Vicente and 3 games with Victoria Guimarães. In addition, he played 7 minutes in the League Cup against Estoril Praia, which eliminated the team on penalties, and played 70 minutes in the Portuguese Football League against Vizela, leaving a good mark impression.