Liverpool can move to sign an excellent Brazilian star, and Fabrizio Romano’s newest report marks only the start of the story.

Liverpool continue to overhaul their attacking line, a fact obvious to anyone watching. They hold four players suited for the left wing and none for the right.

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This creates a clear issue under any metric. Forcing one player to operate out of position every match remains the only current solution.

We anticipate this will shift. Club officials aimed to fix this during the summer window but failed to locate the left-footed forward they sought, despite pursuing several candidates.

One candidate from that list, however, is now far more available than before.

Endrick is more available than ever

Fabrizio Romano stated this week that Liverpool submitted a genuine bid for Endrick last summer. The bid did not succeed, sadly, as Endrick lacked certainty regarding his exit from Real Madrid and the club lacked certainty regarding his release.

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Since then, events have unfolded in a foreseeable manner. Endrick fights for playing time at Real Madrid, and reports indicate he could leave this January, perhaps starting on loan.

AS joins the list of outlets covering this. Numerous clubs, especially in Italy, target a temporary arrangement for Endrick, while Aston Villa leads Premier League interest.

Yet this marks only the start. Liverpool aimed for a permanent transfer for Endrick, and we believe direction trends that way—even if the Brazilian requires another loan spell first.

Real Madrid backs Kylian Mbappe, leaving little regular space for Endrick. The Spanish side also pursues Michael Olise on the wing, removing another potential role.

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Liverpool did not secure an alternative to Endrick, though. The spot intended for him remains open, and we believe the summer bid was just their first attempt. He is an outstanding footballer and one we’ve consistently pushed for as a signing. Early serious interest from a top club aids the cause, too, since Endrick requires a side that trusts him fully, a stance Liverpool already showed. Liverpool will not abandon the pursuit after a single unsuccessful bid, for there is no logical cause to stop.