Approach made: Exciting Liverpool transfer story confirmed by leading journalist

"According to Falk, Liverpool have enquired about Gnabry, along with Juventus, with the Germany international facing an uncertain future at the Allianz Arena. Gnabry has four goals and five assists for Bayern so far this season, so the Bavarian giants would probably do well to keep hold of him. According to Falk's report, there is some desire from Bayern to keep Gnabry at the club, with the Bundesliga champions prepared to give the 30-year-old former Arsenal player a new two-year deal."

"Still, it seems Gnabry would also need to be prepared to take a pay cut if he were to commit to staying with his current employers. Serge Gnabry applauds the Bayern Munich fans (Photo by Dean Mouhtaropoulos/Getty Images) It will be interesting to see if Gnabry decides he'd like to do that, or if he feels he could get better offers from elsewhere. We know that Premier League clubs in particular can pay big money, so that might give Liverpool the advantage if they decide to step up their interest."

"Liverpool could probably do with more quality in attack right now, so Gnabry might arguably be a useful addition as an upgrade on the likes of Cody Gakpo and Federico Chiesa. At the same time, he doesn't exactly fit into the LFC transfer model, with the Merseyside giants more often than not targeting younger players with their peak years still ahead of them. There could be exceptions to that rule, of course, but one imagines this means Gnabry won't necessarily be a top priority."

Liverpool have enquired about signing Serge Gnabry, with Juventus also linked and the Germany international's future at Bayern described as uncertain. Gnabry has four goals and five assists this season. Bayern are prepared to offer the 30-year-old a new two-year contract, but would likely expect him to accept a pay cut to remain. Premier League clubs can pay higher wages, which could give Liverpool an advantage if they pursue him. Liverpool need more attacking quality and Gnabry could be an upgrade on Cody Gakpo and Federico Chiesa, though he does not fit Liverpool's usual younger-player transfer profile.

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