After scoring his first goal for Liverpool since joining the team, Ryan Gravenberch is adjusting to the club like a duck to water.
After battling for playing time at Bayern Munich last season, the Dutch midfielder transferred to Anfield on deadline day for a cost of £34.2 million.
Although Jurgen Klopp has been easing him into the lineup and has yet to give him a Premier League start, the 21-year-old is getting closer after scoring on Thursday night against Union Saint-Gilloise.
After Trent Alexander-Arnold’s long-range strike was mishandled by the goalie, Gravenberch tapped the ball in. He has now assisted against Leicester City in two of his three starts for the Reds, contributing to goals in each of those games.
Ryan Gravenberch is settling in at Liverpool like a duck to water after scoring his first goal for the squad since signing.
The Dutch midfielder, who struggled for playing time at Bayern Munich last season, moved to Anfield on transfer deadline day for £34.2 million.
The 21-year-old is coming closer after scoring on Thursday night against Union Saint-Gilloise, even though Jurgen Klopp has been gradually integrating him into the lineup and has yet to give him a Premier League start.
Gravenberch scored after Trent Alexander-Arnold’s long-range attempt was blocked by the goaltender. In two of his three starts for the Reds versus Leicester City, he has already provided an assist, helping the team score in each of those contests.
