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🚨 Agreement in principle for Barcola transfer, eye-watering fee!

The end of the longest saga of this summer transfer window?Liverpool and Paris Saint-Germain are said to have reached an agreement in principle for Bradley Barcola’s transfer to Anfield, valued at �...

🚨 Agreement in principle for Barcola transfer, eye-watering fee!

Liverpool are making significant progress in acquiring PSG forward Bradley Barcola, with a deal potentially worth up to £120 million. Sources indicate that negotiations have advanced in the past 48 hours, and a full agreement is now imminent. Paris St-Germain had initially valued Barcola at £145 million, but Liverpool are prepared to meet a minimum offer of just over £100 million, which could rise based on Barcola's individual and team success.

The 23-year-old French forward is right-footed but prefers to play on the left wing, creating uncertainty around Cody Gakpo's future at Anfield. While Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester City have also shown interest in Barcola, Liverpool remains the frontrunner. The Reds are actively seeking a right winger, having previously rejected bids for Brighton's Yankuba Minteh and Crystal Palace's Ismaila Sarr.

Liverpool head coach Andoni Iraola confirmed that the club is actively trying to improve and fill the attacking position, although he could not guarantee anything regarding Gakpo's future. Barcola, who won three Ligue 1 titles, two Champions Leagues, the French Cup twice, and the UEFA Super Cup and FIFA Intercontinental Cup during his time at PSG, could also play on the right or central areas and provide cover for injured Alexander Isak who is recovering from a serious Achilles injury.

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