Saibari got his first glimpse of the Bavarian capital after arriving in Germany, two weeks after signing a four-year contract with Bayern Munich.
The Atlas Lion had officially signed his deal in New York, at the Bavarian club’s U.S. headquarters.
“I’m especially looking forward to discovering the Allianz Arena. I’ve never played there before. The first time will definitely be special,” the player said.
Accompanied by his family, Saibari toured the club’s training facilities on Thursday and met members of the various coaching and support staffs, Bayern said in a statement.
The club added that head coach Vincent Kompany will oversee the first collective training session following the World Cup next week, although Saibari will not take part, as he is currently on vacation.
Ismael Saibari in Munich
Having scored three goals at the World Cup before missing Morocco’s quarterfinal against France because of a muscle injury, the player now appears to have fully recovered and ready for his new adventure.
