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Bradley Barcola set for big-money move to Liverpool as deal agreed

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Bradley Barcola set for big-money move to Liverpool as deal agreed
Bradley Barcola set for big-money move to Liverpool as deal agreed
Liverpool will pay an initial £106m for the France winger which could rise to £123m
Liverpool Echo
Liverpool Echo36 mins ago
Steven Gerrard gives honest Bradley Barcola transfer verdict ahead of £123m move
Bradley Barcola is on the verge of completing a £123m transfer from Paris Saint-Germain to Liverpool, with Steven Gerrard giving his take on his former club's business
The Mirror
The Mirror3 hrs ago
Liverpool's Bradley Barcola fee explained as Reds save £22m after transfer breakthrough
Liverpool have reached an agreement to sign Bradley Barcola from Paris Saint-Germain just days before the summer window slams shut, with the Reds saving £22m on the move
The Athletic
The Athletic4 hrs ago
Liverpool finalise transfer agreement to sign Bradley Barcola from PSG
The Merseyside club will pay a package worth £106million (€125m) plus add-ons potentially rising to £17m (€20m).
talkSPORT
talkSPORT2 days ago
Liverpool strike Bradley Barcola deal as Reds successfully refuse to break their own transfer record
Liverpool strike Bradley Barcola deal as Reds successfully refuse to break their own transfer record  talkSPORT
Daily Star
Daily Star2 days ago
Liverpool 'reach Bradley Barcola agreement' in eye-watering £120m transfer deal
Liverpool's summer spending is set to skyrocket after the Reds have agreed a deal to sign Bradley Barcola for an eye-watering £120m
ESPN
ESPN3 days ago
Liverpool reignite Bradley Barcola talks with PSG - sources
Liverpool reignite Bradley Barcola talks with PSG - sources  ESPN
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