Liverpool's spending spree could reportedly extend to a third nine-figure deal, with Bradley Barcola emerging as a target as the Reds plan for life after Mohamed Salah, according to the BBC.
Having already broken the £100m barrier twice this year for Florian Wirtz and Alexander Isak, Anfield chiefs are said to be eyeing the PSG forward, who joined the French champions from Lyon in 2023 for a reported £38.5m.
Barcola, described by the BBC as a "left winger by trade," has developed into one of Ligue 1's most productive attackers since his move to Paris, and his underlying numbers are understood to highlight his effectiveness in wide areas.
No fee or formal approach has been confirmed, and this remains firmly in speculation territory rather than an advanced deal. Given PSG's own ambitions and Barcola's rising value, any move would likely require Liverpool to smash their transfer record for a third time this year if they wish to add him to a forward line already reshaped by big-money arrivals.