Real Madrid Confidencial Liverpool's Unexpected Response to Madrid's Interest in Gravenberch: It Can...
The English team believes that the midfielder is comfortable at Anfield and they don't see him leaving for Madrid in the summer
Real Madrid has once again set their sights on a Liverpool footballer. This time, the name strongly being mentioned is the Dutch midfielder Ryan Gravenberch.
However, from Anfield, they have replied directly: "It may be that Real Madrid is interested, but the player is happy at Liverpool."
The player's agent was the one who sparked the flame. In a recent interview with a Spanish media outlet, he hinted that the Whites might be after Gravenberch. The statements did not go unnoticed.
From Liverpool to Madrid
Since 2004, the Madrid club has managed to take several figures from the Reds. Michael Owen and Xabi Alonso were the first.
Now, Trent Alexander-Arnold seems to be next. Therefore, the words of the Dutchman's representative caused some nervousness among Liverpool fans.
Gravenberch has been a key piece this season. He has played all 31 Premier League matches as a starter. His performance has been brilliant.
His physique, vision, and arrival in the opponent's area have made him one of the most outstanding midfielders in Europe.
But, despite the interest Real Madrid may have, everything points to the player not moving. At least for now.
His Signing Now Seems Impossible
According to the English journalist Lewis Steele, Gravenberch is completely satisfied with his present in England.
"He is happy. Very happy. His agent's comment was misinterpreted. He was talking about past interest, not something recent," he pointed out in the Anfield Index media outlet.
The 22-year-old player arrived at Liverpool after a complicated stint at Bayern Munich. In Germany, he failed to settle.
In England, however, he has found stability. That has strengthened his bond with the club and the fans.
Moreover, Real Madrid has no urgencies in the midfield. With Bellingham, Valverde, Camavinga, Modric, and Tchouaméni, the team is covered. Although a great offer could change everything, for now, there don't seem to be any serious moves.
For now, Gravenberch will remain focused on his great season. And on giving back to Liverpool the confidence they placed in him.
From Anfield, they don't completely close the door to a possible offer. But they make it clear that the player is comfortable and eager to continue growing in the Premier League.
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