Bradley Barcola could finally be on his way to Anfield, with Liverpool poised to make one final bid for the French winger. Reports coming out of France suggest Paris Saint Germain have lowered their valuation for the 23-year-old, with only a few weeks left of the transfer window.
According to Get French Football News, Barcola and his entourage are now feeling confident this transfer saga is about to come to an end. With the two clubs being locked in talks for weeks now, the time may have finally arrived where a fee is agreed.
🚨 | Liverpool are set to submit a final bid for Bradley Barcola (23) that they know PSG would accept; the gap in valuation has narrowed between the two clubs and the player is confident to secure his transfer to the Reds. (L'Eq)https://t.co/CMeBl4zVmy
— Get French Football News (@GFFN) August 24, 2026
It has been widely speculated that Barcola has agreed personal terms with Liverpool and his ready to join the club. The issue stopping this transfer has been with the two clubs trying to agree a price, the French side originally valued the winger at £145 million but the Reds were never going to accept that amount.
With the transfer window coming to a close and both parties wanting to get this move done, it sounds like PSG have lowered their valuation of the player so the transfer can be finalized. If a deal is going to be complete, the final fee will be in the region of £120 million.
That sell would make Barcola the most expensive departure in the leagues history, and put him behind Alexander Isak in Liverpool's all time most expensive signings.
With the departure of Cody Gakpo looking more likely by the day, Liverpool will want to get this deal over the line as soon as possible. It has come out however, that the club will not sanction a move for the Dutchmen unless two new wingers have been signed.
Against Newcastle Gakpo was the away sides most threatening attacker, but with so many options for Liverpool now on the left-hand-side, plus the potential addition of Barcola, it may be time for the forward to look for moves away from Merseyside.
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