Liverpool are apparently actively pursuing Andre Trindade again and hoping to sign him before the winter transfer window opens in January.
With an overall successful transfer window this summer and an extensive midfield rebuild, the Reds find themselves in a quite good position despite adverse situations.
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The Merseysiders had targeted several midfielders to replace the outbound Fabinho and Jordan Henderson, but those targets all chose different routes than Anfield.
Even though the club signed Wataru Endo, at the age of 30 he is nothing more than a temporary fix. Now the Anfield giants have the duty of upgrading the defensive-midfield position in the coming transfer window.
And the latest developments are quite provocative.
Liverpool to sign Andre Trindade
LFC tried to sign Andre Trindade from Fluminese this summer but failed as the club retained him. However, the English giants might sign him even before the winter transfer window opens, according to the latest report via TEAMtalk.
As per a reliable source, the club is actively following up the Brazilian’s activity and is eager to sign him.
The 22-year-old is a player with massive potential as he has already gathered much praise in South America.
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As a known fact, Liverpool always prefers signing young players and nurturing them into becoming world-class stars. And Andre has all the necessary attributes to become one of them.
Fluminese wanted him to stay so that they could challenge for the title. Although they are currently 7th in Serie A, they will be facing Boca Juniors in the final of Copa Libertadores and hopefully win it.
The Brazilian side knows about his possibility of moving out. And he will most likely step up his career with a PL move. And Anfield can be a good choice for him.
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The defensive midfielder could help screen the back-line and give more creative freedom to venture further up in the pitch.
If Liverpool can land this deal then they will be sorted in the midfield region for the next few seasons.
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