Transfer: Barcola to Liverpool - PSG Chief Campos Breaks Silence on Deal
PSG has lowered its asking price as Liverpool move closer to a deal for Bradley Barcola, with personal terms and paperwork expected to follow.
- 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 Close In on $156M (£120m) Bradley Barcola Deal as PSG Agree Terms
Liverpool are on the verge of landing one of the summer’s biggest transfers. After weeks of back-and-forth, the club have reached an agreement in principle with Paris Saint-Germain for Bradley Barcola in a deal that is estimated at $156 million (£120 million). The 23-year-old France international is expected to complete his medical and finalize the […] The post Liverpool Close In on $156M (£120m) Bradley Barcola Deal as PSG Agree Terms appeared …
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