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“I love Liverpool but”-Liverpool transfer target takes final decision on joining the Reds before Transfer deadline
“I love Liverpool but”-Liverpool transfer target takes final decision on joining the Reds before Transfer deadline
Fabrizio Romano gave an update on Ryan Gravenberch’s chances of signing for Liverpool before next Tuesday’s transfer deadline.
Liverpool, which is languishing in ninth place in the Premier League, has been eager to revive its sluggish and ageing midfield.
In fact, moves for some of the most sought-after players in football, such Jude Bellingham and Enzo Fernandez, have been linked to the Reds this summer.
Gravenberch, who just recently made the £20 million switch from Ajax to Bayern Munich last summer, is reportedly interested in leaving Bavaria.
The Netherlands international has played just 221 minutes in the Bundesliga this season despite appearing 18 times in all competitions for Bayern.
In turn, the 20-year-old has been tipped to go out on loan this January, with Liverpool one of the clubs linked.
Ryan Gravenberch (Getty images)
Romano, a transfer expert, dismissed the possibility of Gravenberch joining Jurgen Klopp’s team in January.
According to the Italian journalist, Bayern has “no intention” of accepting to the player’s loan transfer.
Romano tweeted: “Bayern have no intention to accept any loan proposal for Ryan Gravenberch in January, as of now. He’s considered an important player for the future.
“Many clubs asked for possible loan until June but no green light so far.”
After the young player’s agent, Rafaela Pimenta, was seen outside Anfield, there have been rumours that Gravenberch would be close to a move to Liverpool.
Before to last Saturday’s stalemate Premier League match between Liverpool and Chelsea, Pimenta shared an Instagram story of herself outside the Liverpool stadium.
According to the image, the agent was in Merseyside to speak with Gravenberch, one of her clients, about a potential loan move.
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