A high source has said Ryan Gravenberch is “very interested” in joining the Reds, completing a five-month attempt to get a midfielder Jurgen Klopp has ordered Liverpool to sign
Alexis MacAllister was the first midfielder to join Liverpool this summer. However, with the departures of Arthur Melo, Leighton Clarkson, Naby Keita, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, and James Milner, at least two more additions are expected.
Liverpool are interested in Gabri Veiga, Romeo Lavia, Manu Kone, Khephren Thuram, and Ryan Gravenberch, according to The Athletic’s James Pearce. According to The Mirror, the latter on that list may soon be the subject of a fresh Liverpool drive in the transfer market.
Gravenberch, 21, has publicly expressed his dissatisfaction with how his Bayern career has progressed since joining from Ajax last summer.
In his first season in Bavaria, the Dutch international made only five appearances for Bayern. This has resulted in a series of scathing interviews with a variety of media sites, including De Telegraaf.
Gravenberch has made it obvious that he wants depart if he does not start games under Thomas Tuchel next season. Gravenberch’s future is gloomy, with Bayern just acquiring Konrad Laimer from RB Leipzig and the club pursuing superstars such as Declan Rice.
Liverpool reportedly made a strong push to Gravenberch’s camp in April. According to Sky Sports, the pitch was favorably accepted by both the athlete and his father, who assists in guiding his son’s development.
According to Sport1’s lead reporter, Kerry Hau, Liverpool’s ambitions to bring Gravenberch to Merseyside go back considerably longer.
In an interview with RedMenTV, Hau stated that Liverpool began talks with the Dutchman’s camp in February. Gravenberch is also “very interested” in joining the Reds, according to Hau.
If Tuchel cannot guarantee starts, Gravenberch wants to join Liverpool.
“If you give that many interviews saying you’re unhappy with your situation, I don’t think you’re completely happy at Bayern Munich,” Hau remarked.
“I know they [Gravenberch and his camp] spoke with Liverpool in February, and he is very interested in trying to join Liverpool and get into the Premier League.”
“It’s a desire, but he also understands that if Thomas Tuchel says, ‘I will count on you 100 percent,’ there’s a chance he’ll stay.”
“Right now, things are quite challenging. They will speak, and you must communicate and have a clear plan, since he joined Bayern last season because they offered him a starting spot, confidence, and the opportunity to represent the Netherlands at the World Cup.
“In the end, he did not play for Bayern Munich and did not participate in the World Cup.” He became agitated and informed certain teammates that he is unhappy in Munich and wishes to leave.
“It’s always a sign for a player if he speaks in public that you’re unhappy, and it wasn’t just one interview, it was five or six.”
“Bayern Munich knows he’s eager to try something new if Tuchel doesn’t see him as a regular starter.”
Liverpool will find out their destiny following the Under-21 Euros.
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