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Liverpool sign Barcola from PSG for up to $145 million
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Liverpool sign Barcola from PSG for up to $145 million

Liverpool FC has signed French winger Bradley Barcola from Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) in a transfer valued at up to £124 million ($145 million), making him the club's second-most expensive signing. The deal includes a base fee of £107 million plus potential bonus payments. Barcola, 23, joins after spending the 2024 season on loan at PSG, where he played 152 games and scored 39 goals. He previously joined PSG from Lyon in a £38.6 million deal in 2023. This acquisition strengthens Liverpool's attacking options following the departures of Mohamed Salah and Luis Diaz. Barcola expressed excitement about joining Liverpool, stating his goal is to win the Premier League and remain with the club long-term. His arrival comes as part of Liverpool's strategy to rebuild their attack, which has included signing Victor Muñoz from Osasuna.

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Liverpool sign Barcola from PSG for up to $145 million

Liverpool FC has signed French winger Bradley Barcola from Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) in a transfer valued at up to £124 million ($145 million), making him the club's second-most expensive signing. The deal includes a base fee of £107 million plus potential bonus payments. Barcola, 23, joins after spending the 2024 season on loan at PSG, where he played 152 games and scored 39 goals. He previously joined PSG from Lyon in a £38.6 million deal in 2023. This acquisition strengthens Liverpool's attacking options following the departures of Mohamed Salah and Luis Diaz. Barcola expressed excitement about joining Liverpool, stating his goal is to win the Premier League and remain with the club long-term. His arrival comes as part of Liverpool's strategy to rebuild their attack, which has included signing Victor Muñoz from Osasuna.

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