There are no relatives to Zlatan, but the German born in 2005 is one of the youngsters who grew up in the youth sector on which the Bavarian club has focused more decisively in recent years. In 23-24 on loan to Frosinone
Arijon Ibrahimovic will be Lazio’s reinforcement. The operation is closing with Bayern Munich: free loan with right of redemption at 10 million euros. The Biancocelesti have turned to the 19-year-old German attacking midfielder after encountering some difficulties in the negotiation for Jacopo Fazzini from Empoli.
A solution that can be valid for the entire source of the attacking midfield (coach Baroni often lines up his team with the 4-2-3-1). Born in 2005, a native of Nuremberg, Arijon Ibrahimovic arrived at Bayern at 12 after starting in Greuther Fürth. Highlighted with the Bavarians’ Under 19 team in the 2022-23 season with 13 goals and 3 assists. In the summer of 2023 he moved to Frosinone on loan. In Serie A he has therefore already made 16 appearances and one goal (two more matches and a goal in the Italian Cup).
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Ibrahimovic, who is not related to the Milan manager, is one of the youngsters who grew up in Bayern’s youth sector on which the Bavarian club has focused more decisively in recent years. Arijon began training with Bayern’s first team when he was just 15, making his professional debut at 16 years, 10 months and 4 days.
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Not a record, but almost: he was in fact the second youngest player ever to make his debut with Bayern’s second team in what is the third national category. Son of a Kosovar, for the moment he has chosen to represent Germany, with whom he recently played for the U20s (but from U16 onwards he was part of all the teams). At Lazio, who can add him to the list for the championship (theoretically full) as he is an U22, he is looking for the space that he could not carve out in Bavaria.
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