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Liverpool Reaches Agreement with PSG on $166M Deal to Sign Bradley Barcola, AP Source Says
- Bradley Barcola was left out of PSG's Ligue 1 opener at Rennes on Sunday, alongside teammate Ibrahim Mbaye, as sporting director Luis Campos signaled the transfer window remains open.
- The Ballon d'Or winner has been sparingly used since returning from World Cup duties, playing no more than 45 minutes in any of PSG's first three games this season.
- Ibrahim Mbaye, Barcola's 18-year-old teammate, carries a release clause of around £4m and has attracted Brentford interest, though Barcola himself is not forcing a departure from the French capital.
- Campos told Ligue 1+ TV 'the transfer window isn't over at all; it's open,' referencing Gigi Donnarumma's late arrival and signaling PSG expects a decisive offer within 24 to 48 hours.
- With the September 1 transfer deadline approaching, all parties believe a breakthrough remains possible, though PSG maintains an unwavering stance on valuation for the France international after his productive World Cup campaign.
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Liverpool reaches agreement with PSG on $166M deal to sign Bradley Bar
Paris Saint-Germain forward Bradley Barcola is heading to Liverpool in one of the big-money signings of the summer transfer window. The clubs have agreed to a deal worth 123 million pounds ($166 million) for Barcola, a person
·Baltimore, United States
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Liverpool Have Confirmed Their Star Signing, the Record Holder Is Arriving for a Medical Examination
Bradley Barcola will undergo a medical at Liverpool FC within 24 hours.
·Budapest, Hungary
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Liverpool have agreed a fee of €142 million for Paris Saint-Germain striker and France international Bradley Barcola. It is the second most expensive transfer in the English giant's history, second only to Aleksandar Isak, who joined from Newcastle last year for €145 million.
·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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