Media reports spoke today about the latest developments regarding the future of Bradley Barcola, the star of Paris Saint-Germain club, as it was reported that the French team has settled on a selling price for the player, amid news of his desire to leave the Parc des Princes stadium this summer.
Barcola wants to leave Paris Saint-Germain, as the player seeks to guarantee his participation, which does not happen in the ranks of the French team.
Liverpool club has shown great interest in signing Barcola this summer, as the Reds aim to strengthen the winger position following Mohamed Salah's departure.
''Ben Jacobs'', the trusted English journalist, mentioned that Paris Saint-Germain values Barcola at about 170 million euros, and this price was set based on Mercato developments and the selling prices of both Morgan Rogers to Chelsea and Elliot Anderson to Manchester City.
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Jacobs also added that the figure requested by Paris Saint-Germain to sell Barcola is also due to the player being a two-time consecutive Champions League winner, his outstanding performance with the French national team in the World Cup, and the fact that he is only 23 years old, in addition to the desire of several clubs besides Liverpool to sign the player.
He explained that Paris Saint-Germain is ready to sell Barcola, while Liverpool hopes to reduce his price.
Paris Saint-Germain coach Luis Enrique believes that he only wants players in his team who are ready to stay with the French club, and no player will be guaranteed a place in the starting lineup or not next season.
Jacobs added that Paris Saint-Germain president Nasser Al-Khelaifi, as well as sports director Luis Campos, will be directly involved in any negotiations related to Barcola.
Jacobs concluded by clarifying: ''PSG's project is built on players who want to stay, meaning a Barcola exit, in the absence of a new deal agreed, has always been possible''.
Nasser Al-Khelaifi will be directly involved in any Bradley Barcola exit talks along with Luis Campos.PSG's project is built on players who want to stay meaning a Barcola exit, in the absence of a new deal agreed, has always been possible.⬇ https://t.co/xg4FOu6mxC — Ben Jacobs (@JacobsBen) July 26, 2026@JacobsBen
