Ryan Gravenberch 'agrees personal terms with Liverpool'
The 21-year-old was hotly-tipped to be a future star for the Bundesliga champions, however he made just 3 league starts for the Bavarians in the 2022-23 term.
Gravenberch has featured 34 times for Bayern since making the switch from Eredivisie giants Ajax in the summer of 2022, managing to make the net ripple on just the one occasion.
Despite limited chances at club level recently, the midfielder is set to be an important player in the future for his nation, having already made 11 appearances for the Netherlands.
According to talkSPORT, Gravenberch and Liverpool have agreed personal terms on a deal which would see him switch to the Premier League in the final moments of the summer window.
The report claims that the deal would be a permanent one between Bayern and the Merseysiders, meaning the Dutchman's association with the Bavarians would be coming to an end after just one season.
It is understood that the two clubs are yet to finalise a fee for the transfer of Gravenberch, with discussions set to intensify ahead of the deadline at 11pm on Friday.
While it is believed that Liverpool are very keen on the 21-year-old, they will only submit a formal offer for the player should Bayern's valuation be reasonable.
The report also adds that Manchester United are interested in the capture of Gravenberch, however their number-one target in midfield remains Fiorentina's Sofyan Amrabat.
The Bundesliga champions are supposedly willing to let the midfielder leave before the end of the summer window, however Thomas Tuchel would like a replacement in his engine room.
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