Ajax star Ryan Gravenberch has finally agreed a deal with Bayern Munich over his switch to the German side. The teams has settled for a permanent move which is reportedly said to be about €20 million guaranteed money with €5 million in add-ons including a sell-on clause for 7% of future deal. Ryan signs for the German side Bayern Munich on a five-year deal. He was a top priority for Bayern Munich for a long time and his value rose as other teams wanted him as well but Bayern Munich closed the deal as soon as possible. He was a great player for his now ex-side Ajax and will look to add his productivity into the Bayern midfield now and Julian Nagelsmann knows what a talent he is and will look to bring the best out of him in the coming years.
Ryan Gravenberch Wage and Transfer Fee 2022:
Ryan Gravenberch has become the second signing of the German side after his Ajax-teammate Noussair Mazraoui signed up a few days ago. Nagelsmann knew Gravenberch was in huge demand from the last year and reacted quickly to sign him up for €20 million on a undisclosed salary keeping him at the club until 2027.
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Huge Boost for Bayern Munich in the midfield:
With Gravenberch in the squad, it will give Julian Nagelsmann a huge boost in the midfield. He will be pairing up with exciting midfield trio of Leon Goretzka, Joshua Kimmich, Marcel Sabitzer and the stunning youngstar Marc Roca the next season.
Problems for Ajax:
With Gravenberch gone and rumors about Jurrien Timber and Sebastian Haller set to sign for Manchester United and Borrusia Dortmund respectively, it will be a hard summer transfer window for the Holland-based club. With Mazraoui and Andre Onana already departing along with the manager Erik Ten Hag, the club managements have to start building the club from scratch yet again and the new manager Alfred Schreuder will have a long transfer window this summer.
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