Bayern Munich’s move for Harry Kane just got a little tougher.

Liverpool have reportedly cooled their interest in Bayern Munich midfielder Ryan Gravenberch. The news will come as a blow to the Bavarian giants who now have no further cash injection of £25m to boost their bid for Harry Kane.

Sky Sports transfer expert Florian Patterson reports the Reds are out of the running for the Dutchman and are instead focusing their attention on signing Romeo Lavia. However, the Athletic say Liverpool aren’t looking for another midfielder until they sack one of their existing midfield players.

Liverpool recently completed the transfers of Alexis Mac Allister and Dominik Szoboszlai and have plenty of options for the job next season.

Alongside their new signings, Jordan Henderson, Fabinho, Thiago, Stefan Bajcetic, Curtis Jones, Harvey Elliott and Trent Alexander-Arnold will also be battling for spots in the squad.

There are also concerns about the £50m asking price for Lavia. Liverpool aren’t ready to pay that much for the 19-year-old given he’s only had one season at the top flight.

Bayern hope to fire a number of players this summer as they continue their hunt for Kane and Gravenberch is believed to be one of them. However, the 21-year-old assumes he will stay at the club.

He told Algemeen Dagblad: “I assume I’ll still be with Bayern next season. That’s how I really feel. I’m with one of the top three clubs in the world. I think it’s cool and special. I don’t give up like that. My goal remains to succeed at FC Bayern.

Although Daniel Levy made it difficult for Kane to leave Spurs, the Tottenham boss has reportedly reached a ‘gentleman’s agreement’ with his captain which allows him to move to a club outside of England.

That’s on the condition that Tottenham’s £100million valuation of the player is met, an outrageous price for a player with one year remaining on his contract. However, Bayern haven’t lost hope and continue to keep tabs on their debut goal.

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Erling Haaland is evidence that Dominik Szoboszlai can help Jürgen Klopp unleash an $82 million Liverpool player

Darwin Nunez has yet to live up to expectations at Liverpool. However, Jürgen Klopp’s most recent additions might be about to bring out the best in the Uruguayan.

Darwin Nunez will be the first to admit that during his first season at Liverpool, things haven’t exactly gone as he had hoped.

Although the Uruguayan has demonstrated a lot of promise, he hasn’t quite found his footing in Jürgen Klopp’s squad.

However, it was always going to take time.
Nunez was a long-term commitment for Liverpool, and his first season was always going to be difficult because he had never played in England and was still learning the language.

The forward was signed for an initial $82 million (£64 million/€75 million), had never played in England, and was still learning the language.

Every forward won’t go off like Erling Haaland, though.

Even Luis Suárez, a legendary goal scorer for Liverpool and Nunez’s countryman, took a few seasons before he started to really contribute to the team’s goals.

Another example is Victor Osimhen, who scored just 10 goals in his debut season at Napoli despite being one of the best forwards in the world right now.

With four assists added in, Nunez’s total of 15 goals is not a bad performance in this regard for the Uruguayan forward.

But it makes sense that he will aim to increase those numbers even further the following season.

And he has the standing to continue doing just that.
Nunez frequently needs time to settle in and make adjustments before he can get going.

In his first season at Benfica and at UD Almera in Spain, he exhibited the same traits.
Nunez’s former coach at Almera, David Badia, gave an interview to Liverpool .
com last season and outlined why he persisted and never gave up in order to start scoring goals for the Spanish team on a regular basis.

Coaches adore players like him because they are open to listening and working, according to Badia.
“People you know are listening when you speak, and they don’t assume they already know everything.

He also strives to become a better player every day.
At Almera, he was seeking advice on how to perform better in training each day.
Naturally, when he missed out on some training exercises, he was unhappy about it and made efforts to change and become better each day.
That will position him well for the upcoming season.

Dominik Szoboszlai’s entrance will be one more.
With Trent Alexander-Arnold now on Liverpool’s right side, the Hungarian might be about to unleash the best of Nez in the upcoming campaign.

Szoboszlai is known for his originality and has collaborated with players who are similar to Nez in the past. He combined 12 times at Salzburg with Patson Daka, with whom he formed a terrifying trio alongside Erling Haaland. Christopher Nkunku and Andre Silva received assists at RB Leipzig thanks in large part to Szoboszlai.

For the Hungarian national team, he frequently teamed up with number nine dám Szalai, who was also a tall and athletic forward before retiring earlier this year, to score goals.

When Nez and Haaland traveled to England for large sums of money last summer, comparisons were made that weren’t fair but were nonetheless valid. Szoboszlai is able to identify both as number nines who enjoy slipping into the spaces behind them. Relationships between Szoboszlai and Haaland (and the others) show how much he enjoys having a goalscorer who is that willing to assist him.

Szoboszlai has the potential to help someone like Nez succeed because of his crossing prowess, set-piece specialization, and vision from open space to produce defense-splitting passes. The Hungarian may even be able to bring out the best in Liverpool’s most expensive summer signing by season’s end.