EN
FR - French AR - Arabic EN - English

Breaking: Talks intensify between Liverpool and Paris Saint-Germain for Barcolla

The Frenchman is still of interest to Liverpool; nothing has changed.
Europe
Add Foot Africa on Google
Breaking: Talks intensify between Liverpool and Paris Saint-Germain for Barcolla
Getty Images

This summer transfer window looks promising for the Reds. Liverpool have completed the signings of Jeremy Jacquet and Victor Munoz from Rennes and Osasuna for less than 100 million euros. These are important deals and will leave more technically with the team.

Some reports indicate that talks for Paris Saint-Germain star Barcola are still ongoing in favor of Liverpool, the English club has not yet given up on this deal. The 23-year-old has 33 goals and 28 assists under his club, making him an asset to any team looking to strengthen their left flank.

Liverpool had been trying for some time to sign Barcolla!

According to press reports from Le Parisien, Liverpool are still trying to sign Barcola, but the price of the deal is expected to be very high, as Paris Saint-Germain are expected to ask for no less than 150 million euros for the young star.

According to what Fabrizio Romano indicated, the player had expressed his desire to move to Liverpool and with only two years left on his contract, it seems that it is easier to break the price that Paris Saint-Germain will ask for.

It’s not a surprise if you follow the channel, one of the biggest exclusive of the summer, when all people say that Barcola was untouchable for Paris Saint-Germain. I was coming here and telling you, Liverpool are there for Barcola. Liverpool will try for Barcola. Now it’s time to make it happen on club side, because the player Barcola wants to go to Liverpool.

“Barcola is more than open to joining Liverpool project. Now it’s on club to club. The conversations will continue next week.”

Fabrizio said.

Hazem Mlhem

Hazem Mlhem |

Editorar, en

Hazem Mlhem est un rédacteur sportif expérimenté, animé par une passion pour le football africain.

Exclusive Interviews
Comments
Only registered users can leave or reply to comments.