The Premier League’s free agent worth £35 million is better than every midfield player in Brazil.

Andre Trindade, a midfielder who is rumored to be superior to all Brazilian midfielders in the Premier League, was released by Fulham this month, clearing the way for Liverpool to recruit him.

The 22-year-old defensive midfielder’s chase by the Reds cooled off toward the end of 2023, but now that he’s said goodbye to Brazil, they may sign him without opposition.

For Andre, Fluminense has not yet received any bids.
Victor Lessa claims that Fluminense hasn’t gotten any offers for Andre yet. According to the writer, the midfield player might now regret declining Liverpool’s invitation to stay in Brazil and compete for the Copa Libertadores title.

The move paid off because Fluminense won the competition, but if no offers are made to sign him by the end of the January transfer window, he might be left stranded.

Liverpool may decide to go back for him, but it’s more likely that they’ll wait until the summer, when it will be simpler to locate a top-tier defensive midfield player.

He is still a very gifted player, and it seems that he is already superior to every Brazilian midfielder currently on the pitch in England.

Andre outperforms every Premier League midfielder from Brazil.
Brazilian midfield players of the highest caliber have frequently lined up for Liverpool; in recent years, players such as Fabinho and Philippe Coutinho have graced the Anfield turf.

If Andre were to move to Liverpool, he could already be better than all his compatriots in midfield playing in the Premier League.

Expert in South America Tom Vickery tells Sky Sports Transfer Center that he would be.

“It’s amazing to me that Andre is still playing for Fluminense in Brazil,” the journalist remarked.

“Think of the Brazilian central midfielders doing well in the Premier League: Douglas Luiz, Joao Gomes, Danilo, Bruno Guimaraes – Andre might just be the best of the bunch.

“He kind of reminds me of a young Javier Mascherano, who was fantastic for Liverpool, Barcelona, and Argentina.” He plays for a team that plays out of the back, therefore he must truly receive the ball under pressure. He is also a strong tackler and a big space runner.

“I find it quite surprising that he is still in