Ryan Gravenberch

Footballer; Ajax and Bayern Munich midfielder

Ryan Gravenberch - Footballer; Ajax and Bayern Munich midfielder
Born

May 16th, 2002
23 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Netherlands

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Born in 2002, a professional footballer primarily played as a midfielder. Initiated career with Ajax, joining the youth academy at a young age, and made debut in the senior team in 2018. Helped Ajax secure the Eredivisie titles during tenure and showcased talent in the UEFA Champions League. Transferred to Bayern Munich in 2022, contributing to the team's midfield depth and competing in the Bundesliga.

Secured multiple Eredivisie titles with Ajax

Debuted in UEFA Champions League

Transferred to Bayern Munich in 2022

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