Romano comes with ‘exclusive info’ about the future of Ryan Gravenberch

A conversation will take place in May about the future of Ryan Gravenberch at Bayern Munich. Fabrizio Romano reveals this on Sunday morning. According to the transfer market expert will the record champion prefers not to let the dissatisfied couch-sitter go, but keeps the door of a room ajar. Arsenal and Liverpool are watching the situation with suspicion.

Gravenberch has been keeping the bank warm in Bavaria all season and does not seem to be entitled to more in the short term. He was already dissatisfied with that, including to the other Football International. It now appears that Gravenberch has also requested an internal interview in the Allianz Arena. Liverpool, among others, would like to add the twenty-year-old midfielder to his elite corps, and there are more hijackers on the coast.

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According to Romano, Arsenal is also closely monitoring Gravenberch’s situation. The Gunners have few real ones box-to-box options and see the ideal solution for that problem in the Dutchman. In any case, he seems to get more playing time at Arsenal than at Bayern. Gravenberch only played 726 minutes this season, and usually has to tolerate Leon Goretzka and Joshua Kimmich. Marcel Sabitzer may also be added next season, who is now rented out to Manchester United.

Gravenberch’s transfer to Bayern can in any case not be called a resounding success. The eleven-time Oranje-international came over from Ajax last summer, which received a maximum of 24 million. Noussair Mazraoui and Daley Blind also walked the same path this season. The latter is almost certainly already on his way to the exit, while Mazraoui fluctuates between bench and base.