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Liverpool are close to making the most sensational transfer of the summer - Skira

Liverpool are on the verge of completing one of the most notable deals of the summer transfer market, reports Skira.

The English football club Liverpool is close to completing one of the most sensational transfers of the summer. The Merseysiders are seriously interested in PSG striker Bradley Barcoglia and are ready to spend 125 million euros for his transfer. This was reported by a well-known insider Nicolo Skira.

The source said that the Liverpool management sees Barcoglia as a worthy replacement for Mohamed Salah, who left the team. The parties are now very close to reaching an agreement.

The Parisians bought the French winger from Lyon in the summer of 2023 for 50 million euros. Over the past time, Barcoglia has played in 152 matches for PSG, scoring 39 goals and providing 37 assists.

However, Bradley has not been able to become a regular in the team. Coach Luis Enrique has often relied on the attacking trio of Ousmane Dembele, Xhosa Kvaratzhelia and Desiree Due in important matches.

Moreover, the situation is set to become even more complicated after the summer transfer window. This is because PSG have strengthened their attack with players such as Magnes Akliush, Ferran Torres and Mika Godz. The strong competition is putting his place in the starting lineup in question. And the Merseysiders are looking to take advantage of this situation.

It is known that Liverpool will offer Barcolia a six-year contract. If the transfer is successful, the French winger will become one of the most expensive purchases in the history of the English club.

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