Bayern Munich secure a buyback clause in Arijon Ibrahimović’s move to Lazio | OneFootball

According to Bild, Bayern Munich have secured a buyback clause in the deal for Arijon Ibrahimović.

It had previously been reported that Lazio were close to securing a deal to sign the 19-year-old on loan from Der Rekordmeister until the end of the campaign.

As well as this, the Serie A outfit were hoping to include an option to purchase Ibrahimović at the end of the loan.

As stated within the report, this has been secured, and should the Nuremberg native impress in Italy, then the Biancocelesti will be able to make the deal permanent for €8 million, where Ibrahimović will be able to sign a three-year deal.

However, it is now understood that Bayern have inserted a €20 million buyback clause into the loan, something they have utilised in the past.

Armindo Sieb had previously been loaned to Greuther Fürth, where the Kleeblätter took up the option to make his move permanent.

After two years with Fürth, the record champions brought the striker back to the Allianz Arena before loaning him out once again, this time to Mainz.

This suggests that Bayern are more than convinced by Ibrahimović’s talents and believe that should he receive an increase in game time, then he will flourish in the Italian capital.

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