PSG winger Bradley Barcola draws Premier League interest, but the club considers him untouchable and not for sale.
The future of Paris Saint-Germain left winger Bradley Barcola is constantly uncertain, especially every time a transfer window opens.
Shortly before the summer transfer window opens, the Frenchman is once again in the public eye because several big clubs in Europe want the Villeurbanne native on their squads.
With a valid contract until June 2028, Barcola has drawn the interest of Premier League clubs, and with only two years remaining on his deal, offers are beginning to emerge with greater intensity.
Although the 23-year-old is currently wanting to renew with PSG, no agreement has been reached yet, so his departure from the club could be certain if the Parisian club chooses to sign a new winger.
Barcola has been relegated to the bench during this season, so a change of scenery might suit him perfectly, especially now that Liverpool, Manchester United, and Arsenal are all paying attention to any decision by the Frenchman.
According to journalist Ben Jacobs, Arsenal is highly interested in Bradley Barcola, along with Liverpool, which is still looking for a replacement for Mohamed Salah.
Ben Jacobs also assured that Paris Saint-Germain is willing to consider an offer for Barcola's sale if they do reinforce with another player, a situation that has also been confirmed by journalist Fabrizio Romano.
Barcola stands out greatly in his territory, managing to score 13 goals and eight assists in the 2025/2026 season, despite often being on the bench.
However, the Frenchman's departure is highly unlikely, or at least that is what is now being said in the media, because journalist Florian Plettenberg has told Sky Sports that the decision has been made at PSG: Barcola is not for sale.
According to Plettenberg, the player is considered 'untouchable' and a key piece of coach Luis Enrique's future project; if we consider that the club has not set an asking price for him, the information seems more accurate.
Many have said that the young player would have demanded to leave the club after not being a starter in the Champions League final, which fueled rumors of his departure; he was even linked to FC Barcelona because of this, but there is no reliable source confirming it.
Additionally, sources have told PSG World that the French club is not listening to any bids for their forward. At least not for now, as PSG remain calm and not desperate, working on a contract extension for Barcola.
So, although his role has been less prominent, Paris Saint-Germain remains convinced that his presence is important and his potential will help them continue with the club's objectives.
