Barcola Arrival Boosts Liverpool as Manager Iraola Seeks First League Win
Liverpool’s record signing has trained well and could be available for Friday’s match at Ipswich, manager Andoni Iraola said.
- On Monday, Liverpool finalized the signing of French winger Bradley Barcola for up to £124 million , with manager Andoni Iraola confirming his availability for Friday's match at Ipswich.
- The 24-year-old forward arrives as Liverpool's second-most expensive signing, trailing only the £125 million paid to Newcastle for Alexander Isak last year.
- Iraola told reporters on Thursday that signing "a very, very good player in that position" was the priority, adding that Barcola arrived with the "right mentality."
- While Barcola's arrival sparked speculation about left-winger Cody Gakpo's future, Iraola dismissed concerns, describing Gakpo as a "very valuable player."
- Training sessions confirmed Barcola's readiness for Friday's debut at Portman Road, while Iraola expressed satisfaction with summer signings including Jeremy Jacquet and Victor Munoz.
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Barcola arrival boosts Liverpool as Iraola seeks first league win
Liverpool manager Andoni Iraola said the closure of the transfer window would allow his side to focus fully on results as they chase a first Premier League win this season at promoted Ipswich Town on Friday after opening the campaign with two draws. The Merseyside club began with a 2-2 draw at Newcastle United before […]
Iraola, hints at Barcola's debut for Liverpool
Liverpool’s marquee summer signing Bradley Barcola could be in line to make his Premier League debut against Ipswich Town on Friday, with manager Andoni Iraola hinting that the France international is ready to feature for the Reds.
The French international who arrived from the PSG is likely to play against Ipswich this Friday, announced his new coach Andoni Iraola.
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Sept 3 : Liverpool manager Andoni Iraola said the closure of the transfer window would allow his side to focus fully on results as they chase a first Premier League win this season at promoted Ipswich Town on Friday after opening the campaign with two draws.The Merseyside club began with a 2-2 draw at Newcast
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