Forget Andre, Liverpool now go for 75 million star to win the Premier League

Despite strong interest from clubs such as Liverpool, it is Fulham who are in pole position to sign Fluminense's talented midfielder Andre Trindade, according to Evening Standard sources. The 22-year-old Brazilian is the subject of Premier League interest and Fulham have been monitoring his progress since last summer.

The Fulham project has reportedly captivated Andre, who has been on the London club's radar since last season. Fluminense, however, were only willing to negotiate his sale after the Copa Libertadores, in which Andre played a crucial role in winning the trophy. Reports suggest that the midfielder is reportedly valued at £30m, a figure Fluminense are willing to accept. The bidding for André will largely depend on the player's intentions, and so far, Fulham appear to be leading the race.

André had an outstanding 2022-2023 season, making 56 appearances for Fluminense and representing Brazil at international level. Fernando Diniz's guidance has contributed to the development of the young central midfielder. In the midst of these negotiations, uncertainty has arisen over the future of João Palhinha, who has been repeatedly linked with Bayern Munich. Although Palhinha has renewed with Fulham until 2028, reports from Germany suggest that Bayern will make a fresh attempt to sign him in January after their failed attempt in the summer.

<strong>Sane is worth 75 million</strong>

Now Christian Falk tells us that Leroy Sane, scorer of nine goals and seven assists in 18 appearances this term, has a new admirer in the Premier League. And it is Liverpool who have now decided to join the bidding. The Reds would be the squad that has decided to take a step forward for this German attacker. The Anfield side have decided to launch themselves into the battle for this player who makes a clear difference, and whom Jürgen Klopp holds in high esteem. the value of the German is around 75 million, which is the amount the Reds would have to pay to sign him.