Gary Neville targets Ryan Gravenberch for Manchester United
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 13, 2026, 5:10 PM
Last updated Jul 13, 2026
Gary Neville has expressed interest in signing Ryan Gravenberch from Liverpool for Manchester United. The Dutch midfielder has become a key player since his move from Bayern Munich in 2023. United is actively seeking midfield reinforcements following Casemiro's departure, having already acquired Andrey Santos. Despite Gravenberch's long-term contract at Liverpool, Neville believes he would be a valuable addition to United's squad, highlighting the need for a strong midfielder as part of their plans for the upcoming season.
- •Gary Neville names Gravenberch as a target for United.
- •Gravenberch has been a standout for Liverpool since 2023.
- •Manchester United looking for midfield replacements following Casemiro's exit.
- •United has already signed Andrey Santos this summer.
- •Gravenberch is under contract at Liverpool until 2032.
- 5:10 PMYahoo Sports — Gary Neville explains why he wants Ryan Gravenberch at United
"Manchester United legend Gary Neville has named Ryan Gravenberch as the only Liverpool player he would bring to Old Trafford at the moment. The Dutch midfielder moved to Anfield from Bayern Munich in ...
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