One of the many prestigious names Bruno Guimaraes had admirers for was Liverpool.
It seems that in order for the Reds or any other team to have a chance of signing the Brazilian international in the future, they will need to demonstrate their claims via deeds.
Tsimikas is delighted to have extended his contract with Liverpool.
It will only be a “matter of days” before Newcastle and the midfielder formally sign a new contract that will continue until 2028, according to a Fabrizio Romano report on X. To deter potential suitors, the agreement will also contain a nine-figure release clause.
Even though he is a holding midfielder, the deep-lying playmaker might not be the ideal match for what the Reds are looking for in a player before January 1.
Although Jarell Quansah, a right-footer, has excelled in the recognizable red shirt, finding a left-footed center-back is unquestionably at the top of our list of things to do.
To fulfill our goal to bring in a vibrant young No. 6, we could attempt to renew our interest in Andre of Fluminense.
His FBref metrics show that he is a very reliable player in possession while not being a particularly great tackler, as shown by his 99th percentile completion and attempt rates.
Those are stats that will undoubtedly continue to appeal to the number crunchers in our recruitment department given our apparent transition away from the gegenpress and toward a more possession-based style of play.
You can also be sure that we won’t have to spend £100,000,000 to bring Andre to Anfield!
