Liverpool have been told that \u00a335million summer signing Ryan Gravenberch can be Jurgen Klopp\u2019s Gini Wijnaldum replacement. Wijnaldum now plays with Jordan Henderson under Steven Gerrard at Saudi Arabian side Al Ettidaq but was a vital cog in Klopp\u2019s team for many successful years at Anfield.<\/p>\n
After five years at Liverpool where he became a Premier League and Champions League winner, Wijnaldum moved on to Paris Saint-Germain but failed to capture the same form that saw him win over the hearts of Reds fans.<\/p>\n
He formed a strong partnership with Henderson and Fabinho as a midfield trio but as the Dutchman moved on and they reached their thirties, their influence began to wane. Since Wijnaldum\u2019s exit, Liverpool\u2019s midfield has been in need of reinvestment and ex-Reds winger Bolo Zenden believes that revitalisation may have seen the new version of Wijnaldum join in Gravenberch.<\/p>\n
\u201cGravenberch did really well at Ajax and that allowed him the chance to move to Bayern, who are a massive team with a certain aura. I don’t know why he didn’t get as many minutes as he wanted, but sometimes it’s down to the systems of the manager,\u201d he told TG Casino.<\/p>\n
JUST IN <\/strong> Jamie Carragher worried about Liverpool star vs Man City as Ian Wright disagrees[PREVIEW] <\/strong><\/p>\n \u201cIt’s always hard to tell. I think Ryan needs time to adapt to the Premier League in general, but he’s settled in well. He didn’t play straight away, but he has very good technique and he likes to get forward.<\/p>\n \u201cHe’s intelligent. I see him as a Gini Wijnaldum-type player – playing in the middle and having the capability of getting higher up the pitch who easily moves the ball. It’s good to see Ryan finding his feet.\u201d<\/p>\n![](\"https:\/\/cdn.images.express.co.uk\/img\/dynamic\/67\/590x\/secondary\/Liverpool-Ryan-Gravenberch-5081550.jpg?r=1700751498755\")
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