A high source has said Ryan Gravenberch is “very interested” in joining the Reds, marking the end of a five-month search for the midfielder Jurgen Klopp has instructed Liverpool to sign.
The first player to come in Liverpool‘s midfield makeover this summer was Alexis Mac Allister. At least two more additions are anticipated despite the departures of Arthur Melo, Leighton Clarkson, Naby Keita, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, and James Milner.
According to James Pearce of The Athletic, Liverpool has its eye on Gabri Veiga, Romeo Lavia, Manu Kone, Khephren Thuram, and Ryan Gravenberch. The latter on that list, according to a recent story in The Mirror, will shortly be the focus of a fresh Liverpool drive in the transfer market.
The 21-year-old Gravenberch has publicly expressed his dissatisfaction with how his Bayern career has progressed since joining from Ajax last summer.
with his first season with Bayern, the Dutch international made just five starts. This sparked a string of cutting interviews with a variety of publications, including De Telegraaf.
Gravenberch has made it very obvious that he wants depart if Thomas Tuchel does not allow him to start games in 2019. Gravenberch’s prospects seem very dim given that Bayern recently acquired Konrad Laimer from RB Leipzig and that the club is pursuing superstars like Declan Rice.
Liverpool is rumored to have presented a compelling case to Gravenberch’s team back in April. According to Sky Sports, the athlete and his father, who assists in directing his son’s career, both enjoyed the pitch.
Kerry Hau, Sport1’s top correspondent, claims that Liverpool’s attempts to entice Gravenberch to Merseyside go back much farther.
Hau disclosed to RedMenTV that Liverpool really started talking to the Dutchman’s team back in February. Gravenberch is “very interested” in signing with the Reds, according to Hau.
If Tuchel cannot guarantee starts, Gravenberch wants Liverpool.
“I don’t think you are with your head at Bayern Munich 100%, if you give that many interviews saying that you are not happy with your situation,” stated Hau.
I am aware that Liverpool and Gravenberch’s team spoke in February, and he is keen to try and sign for Liverpool and join the Premier League.
It’s a wish, but he is aware that there is a chance he may stay if Thomas Tuchel says, “I will count on you, 100 percent.”At the moment, the situation is really challenging. They will talk, so be prepared to communicate and have a strategy in place. Last season, he joined Bayern because they promised he would start, build his confidence, and perhaps travel to the World Cup with the Netherlands.
“In the end, he skipped the World Cup and didn’t play for Bayern Munich. He grew irate and admitted to several of his teammates that he was unhappy in Munich and would prefer to move.If a player talks in public, it is usually a hint that you are unhappy, and it wasn’t just one interview; there were five or six. Bayern Munich is aware that if Tuchel doesn’t depend on him as a regular starter, he is eager to try something new.
After the Under-21 Euros, Liverpool will find out its fate.
Bayern’s current attitude, according to both Fabrizio Romano and Christian Falk of BILD, is that they do not intend to sell.
However, Gravenberch recently disclosed that once his obligations with the Dutch national team at the U21 Euros are over, showdown negotiations with Bayern will begin. The competition runs from June 21 through July 8.
On Monday, The Mirror claimed that Klopp had instructed Liverpool to make a move for Gravenberch, and the club had done so. They even stated that the Reds are “set to support Jurgen Klopp’s wishes of his transfer” for Gravenberch.
The signals are starting to look good for Klopp and his recruiting staff with Bayern acquiring new midfielders, Liverpool ready to step up their quest, and Gravenberch open to joining up.
Now, everyone will be watching to see how the conversations between Gravenberch and Tuchel go once he returns from his overseas assignment.
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