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Liverpool are set to open talks with PSG over a potential deal for Bradley Barcola.

David Thorne
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Bradley Barcola pictured in a Paris Saint-Germain kit during a match.

Liverpool are preparing to open negotiations with Paris Saint-Germain regarding a move for winger Bradley Barcola. The club has finalized an initial offer and intends to formalize their interest as they look to add speed and energy to their attack.

Barcola has been a target for Liverpool for several years. The 23-year-old French forward currently has two years remaining on his contract with the Ligue 1 champions. Reports indicate he is unhappy with his recent lack of playing time during high-profile matches and has signaled he will not sign an extension at the club.

The transfer fee remains a point of negotiation. While PSG initially set an ambitious valuation as high as £145 million, other market reports suggest a more realistic figure sits closer to £128.5 million. Liverpool hope that the player's desire for a new challenge will encourage the French side to negotiate a lower price.

This move aligns with the club's wider strategy to replace the production lost since the departure of Mohamed Salah. Recruitment staff believe Barcola fits the physical and technical profile required for the current squad setup. Arsenal also maintain an interest in the winger, but Liverpool are moving to gain the advantage by presenting an official proposal to PSG management this week.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Liverpool interested in signing Bradley Barcola?+
Yes, Liverpool are set to open talks with Paris Saint-Germain to sign the winger.
Why does Bradley Barcola want to leave PSG?+
Barcola is reportedly frustrated with his lack of playing time during high-profile matches.
Are other clubs interested in Barcola?+
Yes, Arsenal also hold an interest in the winger.
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