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Update: March 21st — 5:50AM EST
Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano dug into the details of Bayern Munich’s bid for Ajax midfielder Ryan Gravenberch and broke down how the proposal would work:
Ryan Gravenberch deal. Bayern official bid is €15m guaranteed plus add-ons, I'm told. Variables could reach €10m in many years - potential €25m total value. #FCBayern
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) March 21, 2022
Ajax want more, negotiation has just started. Ryan's out of contract in 2023 and won't sign a new deal. pic.twitter.com/vwZ9X1E8PQ
According to a report from De Telegraaf journalist Mike Verweij, Bayern Munich made a surprising €25 million offer to Ajax for midfielder Ryan Gravenberch.
Bayern Munich CEO Oliver Kahn, technical director Marko Neppe and sporting director Hasan “Brazzo” Salihamidzic reportedly visited with Gravenberch and Ajax on Wednesday March 16th after Benfica ousted the Dutch side from the Champions League.
In addition to that initial report, Twitter account @iMiaSanMia captured another note from Verweij stating that Bayern Munich’s presentation to Gravenberch convinced the player that he should join the Bavarians. Now, it appears, things will come down to money.
While Bayern Munich’s offer of €25 million was substantial — especially for a player who will not necessarily be a starter in Munich — Ajax is rumored to want €35 million for the midfielder.
The tall and rangy 19-year-old would seemingly move to Bayern Munich as a midfield depth option behind players like Joshua Kimmich, Leon Goretzka, Jamal Musiala, and maybe even Marcel Sabitzer — should the Austrian remain on next season’s roster.
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