France-Togo left winger Bradley Barcola of Paris Saint-Germain is being linked with a summer move to Liverpool, with the probability of a transfer currently rated at 62% according to data from Transfermarkt.
The 23-year-old, valued at €70.00m, has emerged as a major attacking asset in Ligue 1 and is seen as a potential long-term option for Liverpool’s forward line. Born in Lyon on 2 September 2002, the 1.87m right-footed attacker has built his reputation operating primarily from the left, cutting inside to threaten goal.
Barcola’s latest outing for PSG came in Ligue 1 earlier this month, when he featured in a league fixture that PSG won comfortably. He contributed with his usual high-energy pressing and direct running from wide areas, underlining why major clubs are monitoring his situation. Specific details of his contract at PSG, including its expiry date, have not been disclosed, which has fuelled speculation that he could become available or even approach free‑agent status in the medium term if no extension is agreed.
Having come through the French system and representing both France and Togo at national level eligibility, Barcola fits Liverpool’s recent profile of recruiting technically strong, tactically flexible forwards in their early 20s. He currently wears the No 29 shirt at PSG and is listed by Transfermarkt with “Attack – Left Winger” as his main position, though his height and athleticism allow him to operate across the front line.
No formal agreement is in place, and PSG are under no obligation to sell, but Liverpool’s interest underlines Barcola’s growing stature in European football. A move to Anfield, if it materialises, would offer him a first taste of the Premier League and could prove decisive in shaping the next phase of his career and global profile.
