Club also criticizes players
Father of ex-professional describes FC Bayern as “hell”
12.08.2025 – 8:35 a.m.Reading time: 2 min.
Ryan Gravenberch moved from FC Bayern to Liverpool two years ago. He has no good memories of his old employer – his father also criticizes the Munich.
So far, Ryan Gravenberch has played 87 games for FC Liverpool. Last season alone he was on the pitch 37 times in the Premier League and won the championship with the English club around coach Arne Slot. Before his station in England, the defensive midfield was at Bayern. However, he has no good memories of Munich.
He now said several English media: “I almost crazy. I was lucky that my parents moved to Munich for me. I don’t know what would have happened if I had been there all alone. It was really hard mentally.” Gravenberch only completed 34 missions at the club on the Isar in one year. Although he won the German championship with the Munich team, he could not comfort him because of his low mission.
“I didn’t feel like a master at all,” he said. At Liverpool FC, Gravenberch found back to old strength. He was regularly on duty last season. “I know that I managed to work out of this deep. And I’m proud of that,” said the 23-year-old.
His father is also happy that he can pursue his dream again in England, playing football. He told the Dutch magazine “hero”: “When I see what happened at Liverpool, I have to honestly say: He went to heaven from hell.”
Then he added to the Munich team: “I think if we hadn’t been with him, he would have got into a depression.”