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Liverpool does not want to exceed €115M for Bradley Barcola

PSG is reportedly demanding €170M, but Liverpool is seeking to negotiate a lower fee with added bonuses
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Liverpool does not want to exceed €115M for Bradley Barcola
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Bradley Barcola, Andoni Iraola’s top attacking target, is said to be open to a move to Liverpool, who are now seeking a financial compromise with PSG.

The Bradley Barcola saga is entering a decisive phase with Liverpool. While recent estimates suggested a package that could reach €130 million, the British press is now reporting a fixed fee close to €115 million, with several potential bonuses on top.

Under contract until 2028, the French winger has reportedly turned down PSG’s offer of an extension. He is said to favor a move to Liverpool, where Andoni Iraola wants to make him a cornerstone of his new attacking project. However, no formal bid or agreement between the two clubs has been announced yet.

A €55 million gap to bridge

PSG is said to be demanding around €170 million to allow the 23-year-old to leave. A deal at €115 million would leave a significant gap. Liverpool could look to narrow it with bonuses tied to performances, appearances, or trophies won.

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Since joining Paris in 2023, Barcola has racked up 39 goals and 37 assists in 152 matches. Last season, he netted 13 goals across Ligue 1 and the Champions League, but only two came on the European stage. His explosiveness and ability to attack space are a perfect fit for the demands of the Premier League. At such a price, the Reds would be betting as much on his potential as on a finishing touch that remains inconsistent.

Mahdi Zakaria LAZRI

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