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Steele backs Ngumoha’s Liverpool stay as Bayern interest swirls

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Steele backs Ngumoha’s Liverpool stay as Bayern interest swirls

Lewis Steele confirms the Liverpool Contract News that the Liverpool star Rio Ngumoha is set to remain at Anfield despite persistent interest from Bayern Munich, with a new contract expected to be secured soon; he made the comments during a discussion with Dave Davis on the Anfield Index Media Matters podcast.

Bayern Munich interest sparks debate

Steele told Davis that he was addressing the speculation surrounding Ngumoha, the reported German club interest and sporting director Julian Ward’s involvement with the player’s representatives.

Davis highlighted the frequency of reports linking Bayern Munich with the Liverpool youngster, quoting “Bayern Munich seem to be linked every day with a move for Rio Ngumoha.”

Steele said the Bayern angle is being pushed from multiple directions but expressed doubt about its substance, adding “I’m not sure there’s too much in that, to be honest.”

He reiterated his belief that Ngumoha will sign a new Liverpool deal sooner rather than later and advised fans not to worry about the situation.

Steele confirmed that Julian Ward is definitely working on the negotiations with Ngumoha’s representatives.

He suggested the German interest might help Ngumoha obtain a higher wage, while stressing he was not judging the player’s motivations.

Steele also praised fellow youngster Trey Nyoni, stating both players deserve new contracts and are likely to receive them shortly.

Davis noted supporters will be waiting for updates on both players, and Steele’s comments leave Liverpool’s priority on securing Ngumoha’s future amid ongoing German interest.

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