Ryan Gravenberch may have given the match away over Liverpool transfer interest

Ryan Gravenberch is a player Liverpool are looking for this summer in an uncertain future for Bayern Munich

Bayern Munich midfielder Ryan Gravenberch (Picture

Bayern Munich midfielder Ryan Gravenberch couldn’t resist smiling when Liverpool’s interest was signaled to him, it is said.

The Dutchman had a difficult debut season in Bavaria and yesterday he made a belated guest appearance during the match with Jürgen Klopp’s former club Mainz. Thomas Tuchel slipped to the third defeat of his short stay in a 3-1 defeat as they relinquished first place and Borussia Dortmund overcame them. Liverpool have been linked to the 20-year-old in recent weeks with reports suggesting talks were to be held in his native Netherlands with his father Ryan senior and Anfield chiefs. After Champions League exit to Manchester City, Gravenberch reportedly declined to comment on Liverpool’s interest after stepping in front of assembled media

In a new account of that moment from Christian Falk, Gravenberch is reported to have smiled as the Reds were called upon as he left the Allianz Arena. There was a meeting with Ryan Gravenberch’s management in Liverpool and Holland. So he is aware of Liverpool’s interest, the interest is concrete,” he wrote in his Caught Offside column. “I spoke to Ryan after the Manchester City match about his interest in him and he would not comment. But he had a big smile on his face, so it was clear the Reds’ interest did him credit.

“Obviously he didn’t want to comment because he has a contract and is aware of Hasan Salihamidzic’s plan to keep him. But he is certainly not happy with the situation in Monaco and he will also talk about it with Thomas Tuchel when they put the team together for next season, which I told you will be in a few weeks, and then they will find a solution for the situation in Monaco”.

“Bayern Munich are saying no at the moment but their position on this is not set in stone. If you can get money for him they will think about it and you could tell from his face that they would really like it.” a Liverpool player.”

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Liverpool picked up back-to-back wins in their hard-fought triumph over Nottingham Forest on Saturday to move up the Europa League spot to three points clear of Spurs. After half an hour it was damage control for Spurs in the north east.

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“How did they manage to go back four for the first time this season, with Porro full-back who can’t defend and Perisic who is a winger. Now he brings a good coach, not Conte’s team-mate”.

The North London club travel to Merseyside this weekend for another important meeting in the fight for next season’s European football. The Reds already have defeats at the hands of Bournemouth and Manchester United this season, as well as emphatic wins over Rangers ahead of a six-six win over Leeds United at Elland Road on Monday.

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Looking for a third Premier League win, Liverpool travel to the capital for a date with West Ham United at the London Stadium on Wednesday night.

Jurgen Klopp’s side outscored Nottingham Forest 3-2 in a home-and-away game at the weekend, eventually winning thanks to a brace from Diogo Jota and a performance from Mohamed Salah.

The Reds’ resounding success on Saturday catapulted them into seventh place, six points behind the top four ahead of Newcastle United and Tottenham Hotspur.

Here, Sports Mole sums up the latest injury and suspension news from Liverpool ahead of David Moyes’ men’s visit.

Roberto Firmono

Status: Disabled
Type of injury: muscular
Possible return date: May 3 (vs Fulham)

Ahead of the win over Forest, Klopp revealed that Roberto Firmino will most likely miss the Reds’ next three games with a muscle injury, which will keep him out of action until at least early May.

Calvin Ramsey

Status: Disabled
Type of injury: knee
Possible return date: Unknown

Calvin Ramsay underwent season-ending knee surgery in the first weeks of the year and the right-back will now aim for a full recovery in time for the season.

Stefan Bajcetic

Status: Disabled
Type of injury: adductors
Possible return date: Unknown

Likewise, Stefan Bajcetic went under the knife with an adductor injury ahead of the recent international break and the Spanish starlet won’t play again this season.

Naby Keita

Status: Disabled
Type of injury: muscular
Possible return date: Unknown

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LIVERPOOL SUSPENSION LIST

Liverpool have no players suspended for this game.