Liverpool star pictured with transfer target after he's spotted on anfield visit

LIVERPOOL MIDFIELDER RYAN GRAVENBERCH HAS BEEN MAKING THE MOST OF HIS SUMMER BREAK AND HIS RECENT LINK-UP WITH A RUMOURED REDS TRANSFER TARGET HAS SET TONGUES WAGGING 20:29, 01 Jun 2025 Ryan

Gravenberch has been snapped with Jorrel Hato during his summer break - just months after the Liverpool transfer target was seen at Anfield taking in a Premier League game. The Reds have

been linked to Hato on more than one occasion over the past 12 months in the wake of the impressive defender's emergence at Ajax. That coincided with Hato, 19, attending

Liverpool's fixture with Ipswich Town back in January. It was explained at the time, though, that Hato had been invited to the game by Gravenberch rather than travelling over for

anything transfer-related. The duo have been out and about again with the domestic season now done, with Gravenberch sharing a picture of them out for food on his Instagram story - and that

could spark fresh speculation that Hato is Anfield-bound. While further interest in Hato could materialise now that the summer transfer window is open, Ajax are in a strong bargaining

position when it comes to the Netherlands star, who is under contract in Amsterdam until 2028. READ MORE: Transfer news LIVE: Man Utd to make Mbeumo move, Fernandes makes Saudi decision,

Wirtz clause revealedREAD MORE: Two Florian Wirtz bids rejected as swap deal considered - Liverpool transfer news The player himself has also attempted to cool speculation, saying: "I

read it all [the transfer rumours]. But I also know that not everything was right. Article continues below "For my development it's best that I stay at Ajax now. I was invited by

Ryan Gravenberch. But I didn't speak to a director there. Liverpool played well and the atmosphere in the stadium was good, but there is no more to say." While it remains to be

seen if Liverpool will try to prise Hato away from Amsterdam, the newly minted Premier League champions are expected to be busy this summer and have already snapped up Jeremie Frimpong from

Eintracht Frankfurt. The Reds are also working on a club-record swoop for Frankfurt's sought-after attacking midfielder, Florian Wirtz, after wooing the Germany star in talks. Bayern

Munich were the red-hot favourites to sign him. Further incomings are also expected with Milos Kerkez, the Bournemouth left-back, also on the club's summer wishlist. A new No.9 is

expected to arrive before the start of the 2025-26 campaign, as well as a number of outgoings. Caoimhin Kelleher is poised to become the first player to head through the exit door; the

26-year-old goalkeeper has agreed to join Brentford in a deal which could end up netting Liverpool £18m. Article continues below _JOIN OUR NEW WHATSAPP COMMUNITY AND RECEIVE YOUR DAILY DOSE

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