According to talkSPORT, Liverpool have reached an agreement with Dutch international Ryan Gravenberch, but they still need to negotiate with Bayern Munich to finalize his transfer.
The well-known news outlet reported that Manchester United have been interested in the 21-year-old midfielder, who gained prominence under Erik ten Hag’s management at Ajax.
However, with Gravenberch now set to join Liverpool, United are reportedly shifting their focus to signing Sofyan Amrabat from Fiorentina.
In related news, several transfers have been making headlines. Barcelona’s young star Lamine Yamal was in the news recently, along with other notable moves such as Anthony Gordon’s transfer, and a morning deal involving Jarrad Branthwaite spotted at London Airport.
Additionally, Manchester United’s attempt to sign Joshua Zirkzee and other completed deals have been reported, indicating an active transfer window for many clubs.
The 20-time English champions, Manchester United, have previously attempted to secure Amrabat on a loan deal, but Fiorentina rejected their offer.
The Italian club values the Moroccan international at around £30 million. According to The Telegraph, United’s financial constraints, due to UEFA’s financial sustainability rules, make a permanent transfer challenging.
United had proposed a loan fee of £900,000 for the first half of the season, but Fiorentina turned it down, insisting on a permanent deal. Amrabat, who initially emerged as a talent under Erik ten Hag at Utrecht, remains a key target for the Dutch manager.
With the transfer window closing soon, it remains uncertain whether ten Hag will manage to secure Amrabat’s signing. The coming days will reveal if Manchester United can meet Fiorentina’s demands and finalize the transfer.
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