Liverpool and Arsenal have been told there is only one way that a deal for Paris Saint-Germain star Bradley Barcola is âgoing to happenâ.
Liverpool have selected Barcola as their new top target after missing out on Yan Diomande, though they face competition from Arsenal following their failure to land Vinicius Junior.
Barcola is reportedly keen on a move to the Premier League, partly because he has indicated his desire to leave PSG and not sign a new contract beyond 2028.
But it is still proving difficult for Liverpool or Arsenal to settle on a fee with PSG, who reportedly want around ÂŁ145m for the talented winger.
Still, Liverpool have been mooted as the leading contenders to sign Barcola, and Fabrizio Romano has revealed in a new update that he is âabsolutely all inâ on his proposed move to the Reds happening.
âWhat does it (the Torres and Godts arrivals) mean? That there is an expectation there could be movements around the situation of Bradley Barcola,â Romano said on his YouTube channel.
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âBecause the situation of Barcola remains absolutely linked to Liverpool. I never stopped telling you and I remain absolutely all in on this story, because Liverpool want Barcola.
âLiverpool are negotiating for Barcola, and because I was believing in this news already in April, May, when the story and the narrative around was that Barcola was untouchable. But I remain on this story again today.
âLiverpool are still trying for Barcola. Thereâs still a gap in financial valuation between what PSG want and what Liverpool offer, but theyâre still working for Barcola.
âThe financial agreement with the player is okay, and now Liverpool and PSG keep talking, exchanging messages and discussing for Barcola.
âThe deal is alive.â
Liverpool, Arsenal told the âonly wayâ to sign Bradley Barcola
However, Sky Sports reporter Vinny OâConnor has argued that the âonly wayâ for Liverpool or Arsenal to sign Barcola is that PSG âstart lowering their priceâ.
âLiverpool are still there effectively for Bradley Barcola, but theyâve put a valuation on Barcola and said to PSG, this is how far weâll go,â OâConnor told Sky Sports.
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âPSG want ÂŁ145 million and at the minute Liverpool are not going to go that far and PSG donât seem to be willing to come down to that.
âAgain, you sense that as this continues and weâre near that deadline and you look at Barclayâs situation at PSG and we understand that he would like moves to the Premier League.
âDoes he start agitating for a move and if so, does that then bring PSG to the table. Maybe Liverpool or Arsenal?
âBut at the moment, the only way the Barcola deal for either Liverpool or Arsenal is going to happen is if PSG start lowering their price.â
Liverpool have selected Barcola as their new top target after missing out on Yan Diomande, though they face competition from Arsenal following their failure to land Vinicius Junior.
Barcola is reportedly keen on a move to the Premier League, partly because he has indicated his desire to leave PSG and not sign a new contract beyond 2028.
But it is still proving difficult for Liverpool or Arsenal to settle on a fee with PSG, who reportedly want around ÂŁ145m for the talented winger.
Still, Liverpool have been mooted as the leading contenders to sign Barcola, and Fabrizio Romano has revealed in a new update that he is âabsolutely all inâ on his proposed move to the Reds happening.
âWhat does it (the Torres and Godts arrivals) mean? That there is an expectation there could be movements around the situation of Bradley Barcola,â Romano said on his YouTube channel.
READ: Liverpool âtransfer bombshellâ gives them âmajor boostâ for Barcola signing
âBecause the situation of Barcola remains absolutely linked to Liverpool. I never stopped telling you and I remain absolutely all in on this story, because Liverpool want Barcola.
âLiverpool are negotiating for Barcola, and because I was believing in this news already in April, May, when the story and the narrative around was that Barcola was untouchable. But I remain on this story again today.
âLiverpool are still trying for Barcola. Thereâs still a gap in financial valuation between what PSG want and what Liverpool offer, but theyâre still working for Barcola.
âThe financial agreement with the player is okay, and now Liverpool and PSG keep talking, exchanging messages and discussing for Barcola.
âThe deal is alive.â
Liverpool, Arsenal told the âonly wayâ to sign Bradley Barcola
However, Sky Sports reporter Vinny OâConnor has argued that the âonly wayâ for Liverpool or Arsenal to sign Barcola is that PSG âstart lowering their priceâ.
âLiverpool are still there effectively for Bradley Barcola, but theyâve put a valuation on Barcola and said to PSG, this is how far weâll go,â OâConnor told Sky Sports.
READ MORE: Alexis Mac Allister reaches decision on leaving Liverpool to join Man City amid verdict on Andoni Iraola
âPSG want ÂŁ145 million and at the minute Liverpool are not going to go that far and PSG donât seem to be willing to come down to that.
âAgain, you sense that as this continues and weâre near that deadline and you look at Barclayâs situation at PSG and we understand that he would like moves to the Premier League.
âDoes he start agitating for a move and if so, does that then bring PSG to the table. Maybe Liverpool or Arsenal?
âBut at the moment, the only way the Barcola deal for either Liverpool or Arsenal is going to happen is if PSG start lowering their price.â
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