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Bradley Barcola joins Liverpool in £123m move from Paris Saint-Germain

The France forward signed a five-year contract after Liverpool agreed a package worth up to £123 million, with PSG already replacing him in attack.

  • Liverpool have completed the signing of France forward Bradley Barcola from Paris Saint-Germain for a fee worth up to £123m. He signed a five-year contract, becoming the Reds' fifth new arrival this summer.
  • After summer-long talks with PSG, Liverpool will pay an initial £106m plus £17m in add-ons. Fenway Sports Group president Mike Gordon and sporting director Richard Hughes oversaw the deal.
  • "It took a long time but I'm really happy today to be able to play for Liverpool," Barcola said. The winger, who turns 24 this Wednesday, identified the Reds as his dream destination.
  • Head coach Andoni Iraola could hand Barcola his debut at Ipswich Town on Friday evening. The Frenchman adds pace and power following Mohamed Salah's end-of-season departure.
  • Barcola becomes the second most expensive signing at Anfield behind £125m Alexander Isak. He will wear the No.29 shirt, chosen in honour of the 'Alex Hunter' character from the FIFA gaming franchise.
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"Bradley Barcola is a Red. Go Reds!" Liverpool wrote on their X account, posting a video of the player at Anfield. "After three full seasons with Paris Saint-Germain, Bradley Barcola joins Liverpool FC," PSG announced in a statement. According to a source close to the Parisian club, the transfer fee is "125 million euros plus 20 million euros in easily achievable bonuses."

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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Reuters broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Saturday, August 29, 2026.
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