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Liverpool in a Rush to Buy: Even More Expensive than Wirtz: Barcola Comes for Mega-Sum

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Liverpool FC is back deep in its pockets: after a rush to buy last summer, French star player Bradley Barcola now moves from PSG to the Reds - and becomes the second most expensive transfer in the club's history.

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Liverpool FC is back deep in its pockets: after a rush to buy last summer, French star player Bradley Barcola now moves from PSG to the Reds - and becomes the second most expensive transfer in the club's history.

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The English champion has achieved a significant breakthrough after long negotiations, with only a few details missing before a final agreement can be reached.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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The mercato is well launched, the players will soon start the new season and some will no longer play under the same jersey. The information of the summer mercato of this Thursday 27 August.

·Paris, France
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Just before the end of the transfer period, Liverpool FC will probably reach deep into the wallet again. The new entrant will fill a big gap.

·Berlin, Germany
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A small satisfaction for the Lyons. The probable transfer from Bradley Barcola to Liverpool for about 140 million...

The PSG's mercato reached its verdict. One of the consequences? After (long) negotiations, Bradley Barcola is on the way to join the Reds League 1 team in Liverpool. A transfer of some 140 million euros. According to the Team, this is the highest amount of the Ligue 1 for a player leaving abroad. Before him, Ayyoub Bouaddi had exceeded 100 million euros in Manchester City, and Neymar 90 million euros in Ah-Hilal. A great performance, therefore. …

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t-online broke the news in Berlin, Germany on Thursday, August 27, 2026.
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