FC Bayern is loaning out a player during the winter transfer period to allow the youngster to gain match practice abroad
FC Bayern’s youngster Jussef Nasrawe is leaving Munich temporarily
The 18-year-old will be loaned out to SV Ried. The Austrian Bundesliga club officially announced the deal. The midfielder will be on loan until the end of the year, with a purchase option apparently also included in the deal
Nasrawe has been one of the key players for Bayern’s amateurs this season. Born in Munich, he has come through all the youth ranks at the German record champions at the Bayern Campus and made the leap to the men’s side last summer. The youngster has made 19 appearances in the Bavarian regional league so far, starting 15 times in coach Holger Seitz’s starting eleven and scoring seven times
Jussef Nasrawe on loan from FC Bayern to Austria
The left-footer can be deployed flexibly, both in central midfield and on the flanks. This versatility has also made him interesting for the professionals recently. Last year, Nasrawe was already regularly involved in first-team training under coach Vincent Kompany, where he was able to gain his first impressions of training with the Munich star ensemble
The next stage of his development is set to follow in Ried. The loan to the Austrian Bundesliga is apparently a deliberate choice to give the Bayern talent match practice at a higher level. FC Bayern is thus remaining true to its policy of introducing young players to professional soccer at an early stage without rushing to give them away permanently
Now the loan deal is official, Jussef Nasrawe’s loan to Austria could be the next important step in his career.
