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Liverpool Make €115m Offer for Arsenal Target
Liverpool’s offer is the clearest sign yet of their pursuit, but PSG want more than £150 million and discussions remain open.
- Liverpool submitted a bid worth an estimated £115 million for 23-year-old Paris Saint-Germain winger Bradley Barcola, marking a concrete effort to replace Mohamed Salah after several days of discussions with the French club.
- Barcola has already agreed on personal terms with the Reds, signaling his intent to move to Anfield and removing a major obstacle in negotiations between the clubs.
- PSG currently values the Frenchman at around £145 million, creating a significant gap with Liverpool's offer; Arsenal also retains interest but Liverpool currently leads the pursuit.
- The proposal is expected to be rejected by PSG, though the French club has previously stated no player will be kept against his wishes, maintaining flexibility in negotiations.
- With two years remaining on his contract, Barcola remains Liverpool's priority, though success now hinges on whether the clubs can bridge the £30 million valuation gap before the window closes in three weeks.
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Arsenal and Liverpool are competing to sign Paris Saint-Germain's Bradley Barcola. Liverpool have taken the lead in the bidding after successfully agreeing on personal terms with the player, but the £130 million transfer fee set by PSG remains the final hurdle.
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