This could be Jurgen Klopp's secret weapon for the upcoming season at Liverpool

Liverpool is having a regular season. Jurgen Klopp's side have not shown their best performance in recent matches since the VAR controversy against Tottenham. After losing the opportunity to go up in the PL Standings, the team entered a period of internal crisis that does not have them in their best spirits without a doubt. Despite this, the Merseyside team has not allowed one more defeat.

Luis Diaz's disallowed goal aroused the indignation of many Premier League personalities. Even from England they have cataloged this situation as shameful. Much has been said about whether or not the match should be repeated. At the moment, the situation seems forgotten and the Merseyside team has had to distract themselves in one way or another so as not to continue remembering the embarrassing moment.

After a grey victory in the Europa League and a draw against Brighton in the Premier League, Klopp's team is 4th only below Manchester City. Below Tottenham, knew how to remedy the situation and deservedly is the leader of the English championship. Only below him is Arsenal, who have the same points as him. Although both teams have the same points, Spurs are up on goal difference.

The transfer season for Liverpool was regular. The team brought in big names like Alexis Mac Allister, Dominik Szoboszlai, Wataru Endo and Ryan Gravenberch. Although all have had a good performance, it seems that the German coach wants to incorporate at least one more player either to the midfield or to the team's offense. After rumors of a possible departure of Mohamed Salah, from AXA they have put hands to work.

Who could make it to Liverpool?

According to national and international media, Liverpool would be interested in Andre Trindade. The current Fluminense player has had outstanding performances in the Brasileirao and especially in the Copa Libertadores where they are currently finalists of the tournament. With this signing, Klopp wants to strengthen his midfield to continue fighting for the Premier League title