No more lies, this is the truth why Liverpool will not sign André in winter

Andre Trindade had been a priority in the summer for the Reds, since the Brazilian youth player is considered one of the greatest promises in his country, so the Reds made great offers for the midfielder, however Flumiene's intention was to retain the players until the end of the Copa Libertadores, where surprisingly, Fluminense became champion last Saturday after winning the final against Boca Juniors with a score of 2-1.

However, now the Reds would no longer be so interested in Andre, and although there were doubts about him, the reinforcements acquired in the summer would be capable enough to help the team improve in all aspects of the team, which opened a great uncertainty in Liverpool, since not much was known about the newcomers, the only one they were already familiar with was Argentina's Alexis Mac Allister. 

So the excellent performance of Mac Allister, Dominik Szoboszlai, Ryan Gravenberch and Wataru Endo has changed Jürgen Klopp's mind, and the level remains so high at Anfield that the youth players are also having a great performance, since Players like Curtis Jones or Harvey Elliott are also playing a great role when given the opportunity, so this would leave no place for Brazilian Andre.

Furthermore, Andre, being a great promise, is being followed by several teams and Fulham would be the team most advanced in the negotiations for the midfielder, so this would also be one more reason for the Reds to decide to no longer have the interest previously shown in Andre, so the Reds would already be looking for alternatives elsewhere. 
 

Klopp and his legacy at Liverpool

After the restructuring of the team and the significant losses that the team suffered, it was necessary for high quality players to arrive to improve the level at Anfield, and little by little the reinforcements are now players who have earned the trust of everyone at Anfield, where They will undoubtedly be able to make history, and Jürgen Klopp has known how to exploit the potential of one of his players, in addition to knowing how to keep his team well balanced, showing that he is the right one for Anfield.