Liverpool have now agreed personal terms with Bayern Munich midfielder Ryan Gravenberch ahead of a potential £26million move.
Bayern Munich midfielder Ryan Gravenberch is nearing a move to Liverpool ahead of Friday’s transfer deadline.
That is according to TalkSPORT, who claim that Gravenberch has already agreed personal terms with Liverpool.
The Athletic reported on Wednesday evening that Liverpool are in talks with Bayern Munich to finalise a deal for Gravenberch.
It was suggested that whilst Manchester United want to sign Gravenberch, he favours a move to Liverpool over a reunion with his former Ajax boss Erik ten Hag.
An offer from Liverpool is expected soon and it sounds like personal terms are already in place for the midfielder.
Sky Germany’s Florian Plettenberg adds that Bayern will demand around €30million (£26million) for Gravenberch with talks on going.
This one seems to be moving in the right direction with Gravenberch now keen to join fellow Dutchmen Cody Gakpo and Virgil van Dijk at Anfield.
Could Liverpool still have room for one more midfielder alongside Ryan Gravenberch?
This may sound crazy but Liverpool could still move for another midfield option.
The Reds were willing to pay over £100million to sign Brighton and Hove Albion midfielder Moises Caicedo.
That move fell through and the Reds pounced to sign Wataru Endo from Stuttgart for £16million rising to £21million.
£26million for Gravenberch wouldn’t even take Liverpool to £50million on two midfield signings.
The Dutchman isn’t a natural holding midfielder either, doing most of his best work as more of a box-to-box player at the moment.
If Liverpool could pull off the signing of a more natural number six for under £50million, then it’s something they should consider.
Somebody like PSV Eindhoven’s Ibrahim Sangare, Monaco’s Youssouf Fofana or Fiorentina’s Sofyan Amrabat could fit the bill.
It’s a long shot but we can’t completely rule out Liverpool moving to land one more midfielder even with Gravenberch on his way in.
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