Fabrizio Romano has dropped incredible news for Liverpool fans just before deadline day, as The Reds have agreed a deal with Bayern Munich for the transfer of Ryan Gravenberch.

“Ryan Gravenberch to Liverpool, here we go! €40m plus €5m in add-ons, 5 year deal, he will fly to Liverpool this evening

“Agreement in place and medical tests booked.

“Deal was negotiated by Jose Fortes Rodrigues from Raiola.”

Medical Test Already Booked

Liverpool have been monitoring the Dutch midfielder throughout the transfer window and a deal is now imminent. It is expected that the player’s move to Anfield will be made official on the deadline day of the summer transfer window.

According to reports, the Merseyside club has agreed to pay a transfer fee of approximately £34 million plus an additional £4 million in prospective add-ons. Upon his arrival, the footballer will sign a five-year contract.

If the midfielder matches up to the potential he showed while playing for Ajax, Liverpool might have gotten a good deal. After first denying reports of the 21-year-old’s departure, Bayern President Herbert Hainer later referred to Gravenberch as “incredibly talented.”

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According to David Ornstein, the Dutchman will depart for England in the upcoming hours with plans to finish his medicals on Friday. The player wants to play regularly, hence he is eager to leave the German giants.

Since moving to the Bundesliga last summer, the 21-year-old has had trouble adjusting and only made three starts in the whole 2022–23 campaign.

According to Florian Plettenberg, Jurgen Klopp’s influence on the player’s decision to consent to the transfer came after the German coach persuaded the Netherlands international of his sporting endeavor. The transfer is “a done deal,” the journalist added in confirmation.

What Will Gravenberch Add to Liverpool’s Midfield?

The six-foot-two midfielder has a strong physical presence that compliments his technical ability. He will provide much-needed robustness and strength to the otherwise technical but physically lacking Liverpool midfield.

The midfielder excels as a box-to-box midfielder in a double pivot despite his adaptability and ability to play a number of roles. Thanks to his skill set, he can take part in every phase of the attack, from the buildup to the final third.

Ajax’s youth academy has produced a fantastic ball advancer. Any team might potentially be dominated in the middle of the park if Dominik Szoboszlai played a more offensive role with Alexis MacAllister and Gravenberch in midfield.