“In my career I never really had a setback until this season. Some at the club view him as an attacking midfielder, however, but with Thomas Müller, Jamal Musiala, Leroy Sané, Paul Wanner, and Arijon Ibrahimovic all capable of playing that spot, it might not be any easier at that position either.

With Joshua Kimmich and Leon Goretzka expected to return next season and Konrad Laimer rumored to be on his way to Bayern Munich, Gravenberch’s quest for playing time in the central midfield might not get any easier. For me that’s a pity, but I’m dealing with it well,” said Gravenberch.įor the first time in his life it seems, Gravenberch has not been among the first players chosen for the squad. I had certainly hoped and also expected I would play more at Bayern. I’m still convinced in my choice (to join Bayern) and don’t regret it at all. At the moment, however, I’m not so concerned with that and I hope that I can change my situation at Bayern.

But if that doesn’t work out and I don’t get opportunities, then maybe I should look elsewhere. Speaking to Ajax Showtime (as captured by Gravenberch talked over his desire to make it in Bavaria and not having any regrets about his move, while also dropping in that he will assess his situation when the time is appropriate. The midfielder created some mild controversy by going to the media to gripe about playing time earlier this season and now has spoke openly about his situation and how it could eventually lead to him leaving the club.

Much ballyhooed summer transfer Ryan Gravenberch has not found a pathway to consistent playing time at Bayern Munich just yet.

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