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Bradley Barcola’s transfer: a step closer for PSG

Posted on July 3, 2026September 25, 2026 by Cécile Mboua
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The future of Bradley Barcola has been a hot topic for some time, with uncertainty looming over his continued presence at Paris Saint-Germain. While the French international has not yet secured a contract extension, clubs across the English Premier League are taking notice. Among them, Liverpool stands out as a prime suitor, reportedly eyeing Barcola as a potential replacement for outgoing winger Mohamed Salah.

Bradley Barcola in action

After Gonçalo Ramos, could Bradley Barcola be the next PSG attacker to leave the club? Negotiations for a contract renewal have dragged on for months without resolution. The France international is weighing his options, and Liverpool has emerged as a key player in this potential transfer saga, with Barcola viewed as a strong candidate to fill the void left by Salah’s departure.

Arsenal shifts focus elsewhere

While Liverpool pursues Barcola, Arsenal also has an interest in the young French striker, a club known for its affinity for French talent. However, Barcola may not be the Gunners’ top target. Reports suggest Arsenal is prioritizing Morgan Rogers, an Aston Villa attacker currently competing in the World Cup, who was also previously linked with PSG in recent weeks.

PSG moves ahead with Diomandé deal

Whether related to Barcola’s potential departure or not, PSG is making strides in securing Ivorian defender Yan Diomandé, fresh off a standout season with RB Leipzig where he contributed 15 goals and 11 assists. According to insiders, Diomandé has already agreed terms with Paris, though Liverpool is also monitoring his situation. Additionally, PSG appears to have reached an accord with Maghnes Akliouche, though finalizing the deal with AS Monaco remains a hurdle.

By Cécile Mboua — Political News Writer

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