Liverpool offer 115 million for Barcola, but PSG wants 150

Bradley Barcola has made clear his intention to leave PSG, and although the French club wanted to keep him, the player's will is firm. According to Mundo Deportivo, Liverpool have already reached personal terms with the 23-year-old winger and have tabled an opening offer of 115 million euros, knowing it falls short.

PSG maintains a much higher valuation: they demand at least 150 million euros for their young talent, a star signing of Luis Enrique's era. The positions remain far apart, but the clubs maintain good rapport. Liverpool sporting director Richard Hughes and PSG's Luis Campos continue talks alongside the player's representative, Moussa Sissoko.

If it goes through, it would be one of the market's most expensive deals. The Reds have a track record of major investments: they spent 144 million on Alexander Isak and 137 on Florian Wirtz.