Firmly planned? Ibrahimovic returns to Bayern after loan spell | OneFootball

FC Bayern appears to be willing to integrate several youngsters into the professional squad. The focus is particularly on 18-year-old Arijon Ibrahimovic, who is apparently returning after his loan from Frosinone Calcio. According to Sport BILD, the left winger will play an important role in the Bayern squad next season.

When Arijon Ibrahimovic was loaned to Frosinone Calcio for one season in 2023, hopes were high that he would be able to gain important match practice in Italy. Ibrahimovic scored two goals and set up another last season. At the end of the season, the Italian team decided not to exercise the purchase option of 3.5 million euros. Ibrahimovic will therefore return to the Isar.

According to Sport BILD, Ibrahimovic is rumoured to be an integral part of the Bayern squad for the coming season. Ibrahimovic is to be more closely integrated into the professional squad and continue his development at FC Bayern.

Focus on further young talents

In addition to Ibrahimovic, Adam Aznou and Javier Fernández will also be integrated into the FC Bayern squad for the coming season. Both players impressed with their strong performances in the campus teams last season and will now get the chance to prove themselves in the professional squad. Lovro Zvonarek, who recently scored his first goal for the professionals, is also seen as an addition to the squad. According to Sport BILD, however, he could be loaned out in order to gain sufficient match practice.

The 18-year-old left-back Adam Aznou recently signed his professional contract with Bayern and was trained in FC Barcelona’s youth programme between 2021 and 2022. Last season alone, he made 34 appearances in all competitions and set up six goals.

Spaniard Javier Fernández, on the other hand, is currently still under contract with FC Bayern’s second team. He also played an important role in the campus last season, appearing in every UEFA Youth League match and helping the team with eleven goals.