Liverpool and Arsenal maintain interest in PSG's Bradley Barcola, and he could leave the club if there is a big offer.
Paris Saint-Germain left winger Bradley Barcola has been among the players with the most rumors of leaving in this summer transfer market, but his departure from the club remains a mystery.
Almost at the end of the 2025/2026 season, Parisian fans noticed that Barcola's 23-year-old leading role was diminishing slightly, although he is still a key part of coach Luis Enrique's squad.
With a contract valid until 2028, the Frenchman is already being watched by big clubs. Previously, rumors pointed to FC Barcelona, but that only turned out to be another rumor. Now the main candidates are in the Premier League.
Both Liverpool and Arsenal are looking to reinforce their squads for the new season, and Barcola fits perfectly as an alternative to boost their attack.
According to journalist Fabrizio Romano, who reported on Wednesday, the young player's future has not yet been decided. PSG has been in talks with him for a year, so Liverpool and Arsenal keep him on their wish list.
Apparently, according to Romano, the Parisian club would agree to let him go only if a big offer convinces them.
But despite reports that PSG wants to let him go, the board does not seem willing to make Barcola's exit easy, especially because the Frenchman's departure is currently valued at around €130M.
"I can tell you what I know... that Barcola is not for sale and that he will not leave Paris Saint-Germain this summer. That is what they tell me," the Italian journalist said.
Liverpool is the club most interested in the player, as its admiration for the young player dates back more than a year, and Barcola's skills would fit very well under the command of the club's new coach, Andoni Iraola.
Bradley stands out as a very explosive player who excels at dribbling in open spaces and maintaining a consistent running pace, much like Liverpool usually plays, attacking with great speed to maintain ball control.
Valued as one of the most sought-after players in Europe, Bradley Barcola has had two very good seasons with PSG, contributing 21 goals and 18 assists in the 2024/2025 season and 13 goals and 8 assists in the previous season.
To date, Barcola has been key to the French national team's recent victories at the 2026 World Cup, and after eliminating Sweden on Tuesday (3-0) in the round of 32, they will continue preparing to face Paraguay on Saturday, July 4.
