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Liverpool strike deal to sign PSG’s Barcola for up to $166m: Reports
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Liverpool strike deal to sign PSG’s Barcola for up to $166m: Reports

Liverpool have reportedly agreed to sign French forward Bradley Barcola from Paris Saint-Germain in a deal valued at up to £123 million ($166 million). The transfer includes a base payment of £106 million ($143 million) with potential add-ons bringing the total to £123 million ($166 million). Barcola, who joined PSG from Lyon in 2023, has been instrumental in their recent success, including two consecutive UEFA Champions League titles and multiple domestic honors. He is expected to sign a five-year contract with Liverpool, joining new manager Andoni Iraola’s squad amid the club’s transition following Mohamed Salah’s departure. Other recent signings include Ronald Araujo, Jeremy Jacquet, and Victor Munoz, while forward Hugo Ekitike remains sidelined with a long-term injury.

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Liverpool strike deal to sign PSG’s Barcola for up to $166m: Reports

Liverpool have reportedly agreed to sign French forward Bradley Barcola from Paris Saint-Germain in a deal valued at up to £123 million ($166 million). The transfer includes a base payment of £106 million ($143 million) with potential add-ons bringing the total to £123 million ($166 million). Barcola, who joined PSG from Lyon in 2023, has been instrumental in their recent success, including two consecutive UEFA Champions League titles and multiple domestic honors. He is expected to sign a five-year contract with Liverpool, joining new manager Andoni Iraola’s squad amid the club’s transition following Mohamed Salah’s departure. Other recent signings include Ronald Araujo, Jeremy Jacquet, and Victor Munoz, while forward Hugo Ekitike remains sidelined with a long-term injury.

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