Given that Liverpool needs to strengthen its roster in order to contend for the title, the final few days of the summer transfer window could make or break the atmosphere at Anfield.
The Reds have been interested in Ryan Gravenberch, a Dutch international, for a while now, and the most recent reports suggest a transfer may take place before the transfer window closes.
Abendzeitung Munchen reported today that Liverpool are interested in signing the 21-year-old midfielder and found him to be “exciting.”
This year, Gravenberch has received zero attention from Bayern Munich boss Thomas Tuchel in the central midfield.
The former Ajax player has little chance of being deployed, according to the German coach, who sees him as a No. 10. Consequently, his transfer might be the answer this summer.
According to AZ, Liverpool and Manchester United are competing to sign the player, making a ‘last-minute’ transfer possible.
 The player, who is valued at about £22 million by the Bundesliga winners, has already received contract offers from two of the Premier League’s biggest clubs, according to reports in the United Kingdom (Mirror Sport).
It is unclear why Tuchel views Gravenberch as a No. 10 (CAM) considering that he has primarily played in the No. 6 and No. 8 positions.
Musiala is Bayern’s first-choice CAM, but last weekend, Gnabry filled in for him behind striker Harry Kane.
However, the Bavarians placed Kimmich, Laimer, and Goretzka in the park’s center before Gravenberch.
Will Liverpool be successful in acquiring the midfielder from the Netherlands? Time will only tell.
