October 6, 2024

Liverpool get fresh Ryan Gravenberch hope after Bayern Munich stance becomes clear

Liverpool hold transfer advantage over Man Utd as 'flattered' midfielder  has 'not forgotten' Klopp interest

Liverpool are continuing to look for new midfield options and a move for Bayern’s Ryan Gravenberch could be on the cards it seems.

Gravenberch has been mentioned all summer when it comes to the Reds but so far, nothing has come of it.

However, the story on Gravenberch to Liverpool seems to be developing at a rapid pace, with a number of updates in the last 48 hours alone. And now, according to Sky Sports Germany, it seems there’s another twist

Sky Germany claims that Bayern could now be leaning towards softening their stance when it comes to selling the Dutch midfielder. So far, the German outfit have been trying to keep him.

Liverpool target Ryan Gravenberch disagrees with Thomas Tuchel in latest  transfer twist | Football | Sport | Express.co.uk

But now, it seems likely that Munich will sell if the right bid comes in from Liverpool or elsewhere.

Manchester United are also known to have made their interest known in Gravenberch too. The midfielder himself is believed to be open to a move to England, with the Euros coming up next summer.

The ‘dominant‘ Gravenberch would add yet more steel and guile to the Liverpool midfield. He is being pursued despite the Reds signing Wataru Endo last week.

Liverpool should go all out for Gravenberch

Fabrizio Romano provides Ryan Gravenberch transfer update amid Man Utd and  Liverpool interest

 

It does seem like there is a real opportunity for Liverpool to get a deal done here for a midfielder who would very much suit them.

And now Bayern are softening their stance a bit, it seems ideal for the Reds to get in there quickly.

Gravenberch is unlikely to cost the world as well and given the Reds were willing to go to more than £100m for Moises Caicedo, it seems logical to go for Gravenberch too.

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Kalvin Phillips: From City’s Benches to Europe’s A-list?

Kalvin Phillips’ journey from Leeds United to Manchester City was met with much anticipation. A hefty £45m switch last summer, however, hasn’t resulted in the flourishing City career many expected. Twelve months on, and he’s been on the pitch for under 600 minutes, spread across 21 appearances.

Despite the limited minutes, Phillips hasn’t lost faith. This summer, he expressed a desire to persevere and carve out a name at City. But the allure of playing time and European giants might be too hard to resist.

European Giants Circling

Jurgen Klopp explains change to FSG transfer plan and addresses Alisson  rumours - Liverpool Echo

While his commitment to City is commendable, it hasn’t dissuaded top-tier European clubs from expressing interest. As reported by 90min, the latest suitors are none other than Bundesliga dominators, Bayern Munich, and Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool.

Bayern’s keenness isn’t random. At the helm, Thomas Tuchel is said to be the driving force behind this interest. Having monitored Phillips closely during his Chelsea tenure, Tuchel is believed to be an admirer of the English midfielder’s talents.

Liverpool’s inquiry aligns with Klopp’s ambition to reinforce a midfield that couldn’t secure the services of talents like Moises Caicedo and Romeo Lavia. The Reds’ gaffer, having faced Phillips in Premier League encounters, knows all too well what he brings to the centre of the park.

The Gravenberch Factor

Ryan Gravenberch monitored as Liverpool show anything can happen in  remaining days of transfer window - Liverpool Echo

The Phillips story has another intriguing subplot. The fate of Ryan Gravenberch at Bayern could play a crucial role. Rumour has it that the young Dutch sensation is considering a move to England’s top flight. Both Liverpool and Manchester United seem interested. While Bayern’s preference leans towards a full transfer, Premier League clubs are exploring a loan arrangement.

If Gravenberch’s exit materialises, the funds might very well pave the way for Bayern to make a concrete move for Phillips.

As things stand, Phillips is yet to feature in any of City’s matches this season. And while his contract binds him to the Etihad until 2028, the call of regular football and European heavyweights might just be the twist his career story needs.

 

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