Liverpool is making significant progress in its pursuit of a £30 million star, and the player’s current club is now open to selling, according to reports

Liverpool appears to be in a strong position to potentially sign Ryan Gravenberch before the summer transfer window closes. Talks with Bayern Munich are reportedly in advanced stages as Liverpool aims to bolster its midfield.

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Initially, Bayern Munich wanted to keep hold of the 21-year-old midfielder, but there are indications that their stance is now softening. Football Insider has reported that the German club is preparing for Gravenberch’s departure and has identified a replacement.

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It’s suggested that Bayern is looking to sign Portuguese international Joao Palhinha from Fulham to fill the void left by Gravenberch.

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German journalist Christian Falk has stated that Liverpool is leading the race to secure Gravenberch’s signature. He emphasized that the player is likely to choose a club where he can get playing time, and Liverpool, under Jurgen Klopp’s management, is known for pursuing and developing talent. Falk also suggested that if Liverpool makes a concrete offer, the transfer could happen quickly.

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Gravenberch’s skills include accurate passing and maintaining possession under pressure, making him a potentially valuable addition to Liverpool’s midfield. While Liverpool has already acquired a defensive midfielder in Endo, Gravenberch’s passing ability and ball retention qualities could complement the squad.

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Whether Liverpool should bid £30 million to sign Gravenberch ultimately depends on their assessment of his potential contribution to the team and their overall transfer strategy. If he fits their plans and can provide the midfield quality they seek, it may be a worthwhile investment.

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