Liverpool Rekindle Interest: The Long-Awaited Move for Wolves’ André
The midfield transformation at Anfield has been a multi-year project, yet some names never truly leave the recruitment team’s radar. After years of speculation and a 2024 move to the Midlands that many thought had closed the door, Liverpool are reportedly preparing to strike. Recent reports from Brazil suggest that the Reds “intend to make an offer” for Wolverhampton Wanderers’ standout midfielder, André, as they look to solidify their spine for the final stretch of the 2025-2𝟞 campaign.
Concrete Interest from the Maracanã to Merseyside
According to the reliable Brazilian outlet RTI Esporte, Liverpool have escalated their monitoring of the 2𝟜-year-old from casual observation to “concrete interest.” While André has been a known quantity since his Copa Libertadores-winning days with Fluminense, his adaptation to the Premier League has clearly impressed the scouts at AXA Training Centre. Liverpool are said to be meticulously tracking his statistical output, which remains elite despite the collective struggles of his current club.
A Leading Light in a Struggling Side
Wolverhampton Wanderers have endured a bruising season, currently sitting at the bottom of the Premier League table. However, André’s individual reputation has remained untarnished. He is widely regarded as one of the most effective defensive specialists in the division, offering a rare blend of ball retention and aggressive interception.
This form has not gone unnoticed elsewhere. Clubs in Italy and Turkey are reportedly circling, but Liverpool have emerged as the frontrunner in England. The Reds’ interest appears to be strategic and proactive, viewing the Brazilian as a long-term solution who can offer both tactical flexibility and high-level experience.
The Financial Landscape
Wolves secured André’s services in August 202𝟜 for a fee of €22m (£18.8m), tying him down to a contract that runs until June 2029. While Molineux officials would ideally like to keep their prize asset, the reality of their league position is starting to bite.