Ryan Gravenberch is on his way to FC Bayern.
The Ajax jewel keeps his private life private.
He has a "mysterious" girlfriend, his brother is a professional soccer player.
Munich/Amsterdam - Ajax Amsterdam's Ryan Gravenberch is being ensnared by several top European clubs.
In the race for the favor of the Ajax jewel, FC Bayern Munich* seems to be ahead, but a decision has not yet been made.
But one thing is clear: Bayern want Gravenberch and Gravenberch wants to go to Bayern.
But how is the Holland star actually private?
Ryan Gravenberch |
Born: May 16, 2002 (age 19), Amsterdam, Netherlands |
Club: Ajax Amsterdam |
Position: Center Midfield |
Contract until: 06/30/2023 |
Market value: 35 million euros |
Ryan Gravenberch: FC Bayern's dream player has a "mysterious" girlfriend
Gravenberch mostly provides his 288,000 fans on Instagram with football pictures from Ajax Amsterdam.
The 19-year-old midfielder rarely gives private insights, occasionally he shares a holiday photo.
Gravenberch can be seen in a photo with his alleged girlfriend.
Cindy Peroti posted a summer vacation snap with him in Dubai and captioned it "My heart."
Gravenberch also responded with a heart.
Whether the two are in a relationship is not officially known.
In the Dutch media there is talk of a "mysterious friend".
In 2018, father Ryan Sr. stated in an interview that his son would be dating Cindy when he was 16 years old.
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FC Bayern: Ryan Gravenberch could soon make his way to Munich.
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Ryan Gravenberch: His parents played football - brother Danzell is a professional
Gravenberch's football career was more or less predetermined.
Dad Ryan Sr.
and Mama Aretha also kicked.
The two came to the Netherlands from Suriname.
However, Gravenberch, who often visits his homeland in Suriname, was born in Amsterdam.
His big brother is also a professional soccer player.
28-year-old Danzell Gravenberch went through the famous Ajax youth school De Toekomst.
In contrast to his brother, who is nine years his junior, Danzell is a center forward.
After stints in Romania and in the second division in England at FC Reading, he now plays for the Dutch second division team De Graafschap.
Ryan Gravenberch misses international match against Germany and FC Bayern players
Gravenberch was discovered by Ajax when he was eight.
At the age of 16 years and 130 days, Gravenberch replaced Holland legend Clarence Seedorf in 2018 as the youngest debutant in the Eredivisie.
Just three days later he scored his first goal, becoming the youngest goalscorer in Ajax history.
Gravenberch is also one of the permanent staff in the current season after a brief slump.
The central midfielder has two goals and six assists in 37 competitive games.
For the upcoming international matches with the Dutch national team, however, Gravenberch was not nominated by Bonds coach Louis van Gaal and instead has to help out in the U21s.
He will therefore miss the duel with the DFB team and possibly his future colleagues from FC Bayern next Tuesday.
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Gravenberch expert commits himself: "He has what it takes for Bayern"
Nevertheless, Gravenberch, whose role model is Zinedine Zidane, is predicted to have a great future in his home country.
"He's one of the greatest Ajax talents ever.
He has what it takes for Bayern, is mentally very strong, has the qualities of a leader and is very versatile," said Jeroen Kaptains, a journalist for the Dutch newspaper
De Telegraaf
.
FC Bayern recently made a special business trip to Amsterdam to initiate the transfer.
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