Bradley Barcola’s transfer boosts PSG’s striking options

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The future of Bradley Barcola has been a hot topic in recent weeks, with uncertainty surrounding his future at Paris Saint-Germain. Reports of his potential departure have circulated, with Liverpool and Arsenal reportedly eyeing the French international. However, the former Olympique Lyonnais player may not be the top target for the Gunners, who appear more interested in Morgan Rogers from Aston Villa.

Bradley Barcola in action

Negotiations for Barcola’s contract extension have been ongoing for months, but no agreement has been reached yet. The 20-year-old forward, who is also a key player for the French national team, is weighing his options. According to insiders, Liverpool has emerged as a serious contender to sign him, potentially as a replacement for outgoing Mohamed Salah.

Arsenal’s alternative target

While Liverpool appears keen on Barcola, Arsenal is also monitoring the situation, though the French attacker may not be their top priority. Recent reports suggest that Arsenal is more focused on securing Morgan Rogers, the young English striker from Aston Villa. Rogers, who is currently competing in the World Cup, has also been linked with a move to PSG in recent weeks.

PSG’s dual pursuit in the transfer market

Whether Barcola stays or leaves, PSG is not standing still. The club is reportedly accelerating efforts to sign Yan Diomandé, the prolific Ivorian striker from RB Leipzig, who delivered an impressive season with 15 goals and 11 assists. Multiple sources indicate that Diomandé has already agreed to terms with Paris, though Liverpool is also monitoring his situation. Additionally, PSG is said to have reached an agreement with Maghnes Akliouche, and the next hurdle will be convincing AS Monaco to finalize the deal.

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  • Mariama Hamani

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