“An unsuccessful transfer can ruin a player’s career.”, — write: football.ua
An unsuccessful transfer can ruin a player’s career.
Brian Zaragoza, Getty Images December 25, 2024, 11:21 am
However, already directly in Munich, the “Recordmaster” involved a newcomer in his matches only seven times, after which he was loaned to Osasuna from Pamplona in the new season, where Zaragoza immediately regained his proper condition.
It is obvious that the player cannot be satisfied with this development of events, as he told in the last interview.
“I was promised a lot of things that didn’t happen. It was hard for me to adapt. It was a different country, a different language, a different food, a different league. I couldn’t adapt in a month. I needed time. So I decided to go to rent and it went for my benefit
In Munich they said that I was not worth the money, that I did not speak their language….. I was criticized a lot. The press killed me because I allegedly did not know English or German.
Instead, I like Osasuna’s environment. Feeling relaxed is what makes me play better. I come here and feel the connection I need. I feel very comfortable with my teammates, the coaching staff and the people of the city.
But injuries are difficult. I’ve never had to go through this before. I never missed a single game due to injury, neither in Granada nor in Munich. Besides, it happened in the best period of my career, when I was on the rise.
Despite the last few results, we are still in good shape. I think the next 15 games will determine our position: whether we stay in the middle of the table or whether we aim for the European Cups.
The first half of the season is over, we have 25 points, and that is important. No one can take them away from us. It was important not to start badly, because then it’s hard to get out of it,” said the Spanish performer.
This season, Brian Zaragoza scored one goal and provided five assists in 15 matches.