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Wow Liverpool submit stunning bid for Bradley Barcola

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball Editorial ·

Liverpool have tabled a €120 million open offer – €105 million plus €15 million in add‑ons – to Paris Saint‑Germain for 22‑year‑old winger Bradley Barcola, a move the club describe as stunning and aimed at bolstering their attack this summer while the Reds aim to replace key wide players.

Wow, missing out on Yan Diomande was a major disappointment for Liverpool, but the club never chose between him and Barcola; the original plan was to sign both players.

Diomande operates on the right wing and is seen as the natural long‑term successor to Mohamed Salah, whereas Barcola primarily plays on the left and can also operate on the right, making a direct comparison illogical.

Barcola has been identified as the ideal option to strengthen Liverpool’s left flank, potentially succeeding Cody Gakpo and offering versatility across the forward line.

Supporters had hoped for a blockbuster summer akin to the arrivals of Hugo Ekitike and Alexander Isak, yet Real Madrid now appear set to land Diomande while Tottenham Hotspur emerge as genuine contenders for Gakpo.

Barcola’s pace, creativity and one‑on‑one ability would add a new dimension to Liverpool’s attack, fitting the speed‑driven, direct style built around quick ball recovery and transition.

The French champions are reluctant to sell, but Barcola is entering the final two years of his contract, making this the last opportunity for PSG to profit from his departure.

According to Achille Ash, Liverpool’s first offer totals €120 million, a figure that is rarely accepted as an opening bid, suggesting the Reds may need to increase it.

If Liverpool secure Barcola, they gain a versatile winger to complement their flanks; for PSG, the decision will hinge on whether to retain a player who has already rejected a contract extension.

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