Sources have revealed to TEAMtalk that Andre Trindade is very much on Liverpool’s radar to assist further improve Jurgen Klopp’s options in January. This gives Liverpool another card to play in their midfield makeover.
Liverpool showed a lot of interest in the Brazil international throughout the summer, but Fluminense made it clear that they were not interested in selling because of their involvement in the Copa Libertadores.
At the time, Fluminense was in the early stages of the knockout stages, but with Andre’s assistance, they went on to advance to the final. against November 4, they’ll take against Boca Juniors of Argentina.
But Liverpool has continued to keep a close eye on Andre, who is anticipated to be handed permission to go in the winter transfer window.
The idea is that Liverpool will aim to set up a deal before the January transfer market begins, sources have now confirmed to TEAMtalk.
According to a reliable source,” Andre is very popular with Liverpool.
:Andre might be the player they need in the holding midfield role despite their turmoil in the summer window.”
Is Andre the last component to the puzzle?
During the summer, Liverpool added four new midfielders, but only Wataru Endo is a pure holding midfielder.
The Japan international, though, is by far the least well-known of the newcomers and has received little attention right away.
The Reds’ unsuccessful attempt to sign Moises Caicedo is evidence that they have money to burn. Although Brighton accepted Liverpool’s massive £110 million offer, Chelsea’s $115 million offer ultimately prevailed after Caicedo made it plain that Stamford Bridge was where he wanted to play.
Andre, who is only 22 years old, primarily plays defensive midfield and has a wealth of experience.
The aggressive midfielder has played for Fluminense’s first squad on more than 150 occasions, and he was awarded his first Brazil cap earlier in 2023.
It is believed that Andre’s contract with Fluminense contains a release clause, albeit it is not yet known what dollar amount it is set at.