Ryan Gravenberch says he is ‘proud to stay for many more years’ after signing new Liverpool contract | OneFootball

Liverpool have confirmed that midfielder Ryan Gravenberch has signed a new long-term contract, extending his three-year spell at the club.

Journalist Fabrizio Romano claims Gravenberch’s new contract will keep him at Liverpool until 2032.

The Dutch midfielder, who joined from Bayern Munich in 2023, has become an integral player for the Reds, establishing himself as regular in the starting line-up.

He played played a key role in last season’s Premier League triumph, forming a solid midfield with Alexis McAllister and Dominic Szoboszlai.

The 23-year-old made 37 appearances and registered four assists. He was named the Young Player of the Season and included in the PFA Team of the Year.

Reacting to his new deal, Gravenberch told liverpool.com: “I feel really, really good. I was really proud to extend my contract at such a big club. So, I’m really happy that I can stay for many more years.

“I felt directly the trust from the club, also from the manager. The decision for me was easy to make. My family is also happy here. We have been here almost three years, so I know everything already. I’m happy that I’m here.”

Liverpool have struggled this season, but Gravenberch ‘aims to end the season as good as possible’ and hopes to ‘win many more trophies with Liverpool’.

The Netherlands international has made 123 appearances for the Merseyside giants, registering 20 goal involvements and winning two trophies.

Gravenberch’s new deal underlines Liverpool’s desire to keep their best players. The club’s next priority is agreeing a new contract with Ibrahima Konate, whose deal expires next summer.

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