Paris Saint-Germain winger Bradley Barcola has reportedly reached an agreement in principle to join Liverpool, according to reports from L’Équipe. The 23-year-old French international has informed the PSG management of his desire to leave, confirming that he will not extend his current contract, which is set to run until 2028.
As part of his efforts to facilitate a move, the Lyon-born forward has engaged in discussions with Liverpool’s new manager, Andoni Iraola, regarding a potential transfer. After spending three years in the French capital, Barcola is keen to advance his professional career and secure a position as a first-team regular at a major European club. The player has reportedly identified Anfield as his preferred destination should a transfer proceed.
Barcola’s decision to seek a departure comes after he found himself frequently relegated to the role of a 12th man during key fixtures for PSG in recent months. While the agreement in principle marks a significant step forward, negotiations between the two clubs remain ongoing regarding the details of the potential move.
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