Andre Trindade, a midfielder for Fluminense, is no longer a target for Liverpool, according to recent rumors, which indicate the team has turned its attention away from the talented Brazilian. Liverpool has shown a great deal of interest in the player, but it appears the club is looking at other choices right now. Andre, who has attracted a lot of attention lately, is anticipated to leave Fluminense in January after assisting them in winning the Copa Libertadores this past weekend.
The Brazilian international attracted the attention of multiple European clubs as he played a crucial part in Fluminense’s Copa Libertadores victory. In the summer transfer window, Liverpool, who came in fifth in the Premier League for 2023, spent almost £150 million to acquire four midfield players: Alexis Mac Allister, Dominik Szoboszlai, Wataru Endo, and Ryan Gravenberch.
Although Liverpool made these additions, they were unable to directly replace Fabinho, which raised the possibility that Andre may take over in that capacity. Nonetheless, Liverpool is up against a number of other teams. Well-known reporter Fabrizio Romano has attested to Napoli’s attentive observation of the defensive midfield player and stated that the team is interested in signing him. Andre, who was born in 2001 and is estimated to be worth €15 million, is well-known for his flexibility and ability to play both a playmaking and defensive role.
After winning the Copa Libertadores, Brazilian midfielder Andre from Fluminense is someone Napoli is interested in acquiring in January, according to Romano.
He continued, saying, “He’s a midfield player who can also be a tackler and a playmaker. He was born in 2001 and costs about €15 million.” It might serve as helpful reinforcement.
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