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Bradley Barcola, a 23-year-old French winger, has given the green light to join Liverpool this summer after talks with Andoni Iraola. However, negotiations between PSG and the English club are still ongoing, and there is no agreement yet on the transfer fee. Barcola is under contract with the Parisian club until 2028, and the deal is still pending due to financial aspects.
The French international sees Liverpool's project as his priority and has expressed his willingness to wear the Anfield shirt. However, the player's desire alone is not enough to finalize the deal, as both clubs have significant differences in the player's valuation.
Barcola Prioritizes Liverpool After Speaking with Iraola
Barcola has had direct contact with Iraola, who played an active role in convincing the forward to lead Liverpool's new project. The Spanish coach believes the winger fits his style of play and has identified him as one of the top reinforcements for the squad.
The player's willingness is not new. For months, those close to him have viewed a move to the Premier League favorably, and recent discussions have reinforced this stance. The next step will be to progress on the contractual details once there is mutual understanding between the clubs.

PSG Holds Firm Position on Barcola
The main obstacle remains the negotiation with PSG. The French champions have not reached an agreement with Liverpool and maintain a demanding stance regarding Barcola's asking price, which has increased following his performance in the last season.
Although there is no official figure, various reports place PSG's demands around 140 million pounds, a valuation that the English club deems high and will require both parties to compromise if they want to finalize the transfer.
The forward registered 13 goals and 7 assists in 35 starts across all competitions, figures that have strengthened his position in the market and explain PSG's firmness in the negotiations.
Liverpool Prepares for a New Round of Talks
Liverpool is not giving up on the deal and plans to continue negotiating in the coming days. The sporting director sees Barcola as a strategic piece to reinforce the attack after Iraola's arrival, which is why they maintain open dialogue with PSG.
Barcola's future now depends on the progress of these discussions. The player has already expressed his desire to play at Anfield, but the deal will only move forward if Liverpool and PSG find common ground on the transfer fee. The upcoming meetings between the parties will be crucial in determining if Barcola could be one of the major moves in the summer market.
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