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Bradley Barcola transfer timeline for Liverpool move becomes clearer in talks

Liverpool are being linked with Bradley Barcola as talks with PSG continue, but a major valuation gap remains while the club weighs up forward reinforcements.

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Liverpool wait on Bradley Barcola as talks continue

Liverpool have been offered a hint that they may need to bide their time and wait for a deal for Bradley Barcola to be completed. The Anfield outfit have been heavily linked with a move for the Paris Saint-Germain star, as they look to strengthen their wide forward options.

Mohamed Salah’s departure as a free agent, combined with the Achilles injury to Hugo Ekitike, means that Liverpool have been tipped to go into the market for reinforcements to their forward line. Victor Munoz remains the only new addition to the Liverpool squad this summer after the Spain international arrived in a £34.5million deal from Osasuna.

A report from

L'Equipe
has claimed that Liverpool and
PSG
are presently in talks over a possible deal for Barcola, but notes that there remains a significant gap in valuation between the two sides.

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Bradley Barcola has been linked with Arsenal and Liverpool

The report suggests that Liverpool and PSG are prepared to remain patient regarding negotiations over a potential fee for Barcola, hinting that the transfer saga could continue throughout the remainder of the summer window.

Separate reports have indicated that PSG value Barcola at approximately €170million (£145million), especially following Morgan Rogers' move to Chelsea in a £117million deal from Aston Villa. Sandro Tonali and Elliot Anderson also sealed transfers for fees of at least £100million this summer.

The update follows reports which emerged over the weekend which claimed that Barcola had decided against signing a new contract with PSG, suggesting that a permanent move away from the Parc des Princes may be on the cards.

The Athletic
have also reported that PSG manager Luis Enrique only wants

This article was sourced from Mirror Sport

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