Liverpool Football Club has announced the renewal of the Dutch midfielder Ryan Gravenberch's contract for a long-term period, allowing the player to continue his career with the team in the coming years as part of the club's project for future stages.

Liverpool explained in an official statement on its website today, Saturday, that Gravenberch has signed a new contract with the first football team at the training center, ensuring his stay with the club for three additional seasons in the upcoming period.

The Dutch player joined Liverpool in the summer of 2023 coming from Bayern Munich, having started his professional career at Ajax before moving to the German league and then to the English Premier League.

Gravenberch, who is 23 years old, has participated in 123 matches wearing the Liverpool jersey so far, during which he scored 8 goals and contributed to the team's victory in the Carabao Cup in 2024, as well as winning the Premier League title last season.

In a related context, Liverpool succeeded in qualifying for the quarter-finals of the FA Cup after defeating Wolverhampton 3-1 in the match that took place last Friday evening.