Fabrizio Romano says Liverpool will sign one player in January, but in reality it will be these two

The Portuguese centre-back has opted for a move to Anfield, and the English club are already making a number-crunching approach to the transfer. Sporting CP defender Gonçalo Inácio has emerged as a coveted target in the Premier League, specifically because of interest from Liverpool, and according to a report from TEAMtalk, the Portugal international is keen to play at Anfield from 2024/2025.

News of Liverpool's interest in Inácio confirms the high valuation the defender has generated on the European stage. His performances for Sporting Portugal have caught the eye of elite clubs, and his willingness to move to the Premier League adds an additional factor to the potential transfer, with Liverpool as we say having the upper hand in securing such a move.

The €52 million asking price set by Sporting Portugal is evidence of the Portuguese club's determination to make as much money as possible from their promising defender, thus ensuring fair compensation in the event of an eventual transfer, with the Portuguese player likely to be one of the big players in one of the upcoming transfer windows. Liverpool's interest in young defensive midfielder Andre Trindade from Fluminense has gathered pace according to reports from Sport via SportWitness. The English club, managed by Jurgen Klopp, have their sights set on the talented 22-year-old and will look to secure his signature during the upcoming winter transfer window.

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André Trindade has emerged as a leading figure at Fluminense since his arrival in the first team in March 2021. His meteoric rise has been impressive, appearing in a total of 163 games for the Brazilian club and contributing seven goals to their style of play. This performance has captured the attention of several European clubs, with Liverpool standing out as one of the main parties interested in acquiring his services. André Trindade's potential move to Liverpool would reflect the Reds' strategy of strengthening their squad with promising young talent. The English club's pursuit of the versatile defensive midfielder suggests their intention to secure a player with tactical skills and potential to develop further in a competitive Premier League.