Liverpool are currently the favorites to sign Paris Saint-Germain forward Bradley Barcola, as Premier League interest in the French attacker continues to grow during the transfer window.
The 23-year-old PSG striker has been linked with several English clubs in recent weeks, but new reports indicate that Liverpool are the most determined side in the race, moving ahead of rivals such as Arsenal.
Liverpool Show Strong Interest in Bradley Barcola
According to CaughtOffside, Liverpool’s hierarchy is actively monitoring Barcola’s situation in Paris and is prepared to enter negotiations should conditions become favorable. The Reds see the Frenchman as a long-term attacking option and are willing to compete financially to secure his signing.
Earlier reports from TEAMtalk revealed that Barcola is assessing his long-term future at PSG. Despite this, the French club currently has no intention of selling one of its most promising attacking assets.
Playing Time at PSG Could Influence Barcola’s Decision
A source close to the situation told CaughtOffside that Barcola’s lack of consistent starts under Luis Enrique could be a decisive factor in the coming months.
“Barcola has struggled to get regular playing time under Luis Enrique, but he’s leaving in the summer, so a new coach could, in theory, give Barcola a more important role,” the source said.
The source added that Liverpool’s interest remains strong and that a transfer could become realistic if the player’s situation does not improve.
“Liverpool’s interest is very strong, and if his situation doesn’t improve, he will certainly be open to a move. The manager’s situation at PSG is something to watch closely.”
Bradley Barcola’s Stats and Market Value
So far this season, Barcola has made 27 appearances for PSG, starting 19 matches. He has contributed six goals and four assists across all competitions, totaling 1,638 minutes played.
The forward is under contract with PSG until June 2028. According to Transfermarkt, his current market value stands at €70 million, approximately R$437 million at the current exchange rate.
