Transfer news – Barcola: Liverpool ready to spoil PSG’s plans!

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·6 August 2025

Transfer news – Barcola: Liverpool ready to spoil PSG’s plans!

Bradley Barcola, a 22-year-old striker recruited by Paris Saint-Germain during the summer of 2023 with a contract until June 2028, took some time but has finally established himself in Luis Enrique's team. He has also earned a place in the French National Team. A rise that could attract covetousness. According to L'Equipe, Liverpool would like to recruit him to strengthen their attack. Rodrygo (24 years old, Real Madrid) is also mentioned.

"Two names stand out: that of Brazilian striker Rodrygo (24 years old, 2028), whose status at Real has suffered from the arrival of Kylian Mbappé in Madrid, and that of Bradley Barcola (22 years old, 2028). The trend was still towards an extension, for Barcola as for most of the Parisian offensive elements. But Liverpool has been following the Villeurbanne native for a long time and could also take advantage of this "loyalty" to persuade the player. For the club, which is not currently selling, it will have to be very convincing. The 2025 European champions spent 50 million euros to buy Barcola from OL two years ago. It seems unlikely that they would let him go for less than 100 to a direct competitor for the final victory in the Champions League."

It's not impossible, Barcola is a very interesting player with a great future and it's logical that clubs think about him. However, as with Bayern Munich a few weeks ago, we remain very cautious about the idea of a transfer.

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Nothing suggests that the French international is thinking about leaving or that PSG is considering it. Unless for a very high price, perhaps more than the one mentioned here. Not to mention that this rumor could also come from the player's entourage to put some pressure on PSG. In any case, we are cautious and a departure seems very distant.

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