Lian Greygun Bellch celebrates Liverpool’s title victory (Photo: Alex Grimm, Carl Resign/Getty Images)
Bayern Munich regrets allowing Ryan Gravenburch to join Liverpool, but his alternative, Joa Parchña, flops.
It delves into major sagas, including celebrities such as Leroy Sane and Kingsley Coman, according to Christian Falk, the latest exclusive column from CF Bayern Insider.
Greignbellch joined Liverpool last season and took a little while after moving out of Bayern.
The Dutch have improved this semester significantly, but they play a key role in Liverpool’s Premier League title victory.
Bayern spent a lot of time signing Parshinya, especially in its defensive midfield role, so I hope Greygun Burch will give him more chances before he can go. He has a hard time establishing himself.
Liverpool punished Major Bayern Munich for their transfer error
“Of course, there are internal regrets surrounding Ryan Gravenberch’s exit from FC Bayern,” Falk wrote in today’s column.
“The club knew what he could do, but he needed playing time (he’s given to him at Liverpool) that he never intended to reach Bayern Munich.
“Thomas Touchel saw Gravenberch playing even further up the pitch as perhaps No. 10 or offensive No. 8. But this season has proven more than the Dutch could play a more defensively oriented midfield role.
“If Tuchel saw this, Bayern wouldn’t have spent 51 million euros (£43.2 million) on Joan Parghía, which still hurts a lot.
“I think Lian Grain Bellch will do well on any system. He can play No. 6, No. 8, or No. 10. He can play all the positions Vincent Kompany likes.
One of the most improved players of the Rien Grain Birch season
LFC fans must have been a bit worried when Gravenberch first joined and struggled to settle under former manager Jurgen Klopp.
But Arne Slot has done an incredible job at age 22, and now he needs to be with the most improved players of the season.
After that difficult Bayern spell, Greygunberch is finally beginning to fulfill the possibility he showed as a highly rated wonder with Ajax.
