Liverpool are reportedly monitoring Bayern Munich winger Serge Gnabry, whose contract at the Allianz Arena expires at the end of the season. The 30-year-old Germany international, formerly of Arsenal, has scored 97 goals in 298 appearances for the Bavarian club since joining in 2017.
According to Sky in Germany, the Reds have made preliminary enquiries about Gnabry, who would be free to negotiate with overseas clubs from January. His availability without a transfer fee has placed him on Liverpool's radar as they seek a budget-friendly addition to preserve funds for other areas of the squad.
However, Liverpool face competition from Juventus, while Bayern have not given up hope of retaining Gnabry. The German champions are willing to offer fresh terms but only with a reduced salary package. Bayern manager Vincent Kompany described Gnabry as an "underrated player with very few weaknesses" and stressed his importance to the team.
Gnabry began his professional career at Arsenal, making 18 appearances and scoring once, before a loan spell at West Bromwich Albion. He then moved permanently to Werder Bremen, where he netted 11 times in a single season, before joining Bayern and being loaned to Hoffenheim. He has been a key figure for Bayern over the past eight seasons.
