Liverpool's spending spree shows no sign of slowing down. Having already smashed the £100m barrier twice this year for Florian Wirtz and Alexander Isak, the Reds are reportedly ready to do it again — this time for PSG and France winger Bradley Barcola.
According to BBC News, Barcola has emerged as a "main target" for Liverpool as they continue reshaping their attacking options. The report suggests the Reds could be prepared to break their own transfer record threshold once more to land the 22-year-old.
No fee or timeline has been confirmed, and BBC News stops short of detailing PSG's stance on a potential sale of a player who remains a key part of Luis Enrique's squad. Liverpool's recent business — headlined by the Wirtz and Isak deals — signals an aggressive approach to reinforcing their squad under significant financial outlay.
Should Liverpool follow through, Barcola would become the club's third nine-figure signing in a single year, underlining owner Fenway Sports Group's shifting willingness to compete at the very top end of the market.