Bradley Barcola determined to leave Paris Saint-Germain

Barcola has reached an agreement with Liverpool, who must now agree with PSG on the departure of the French winger.

Bradley Barcola's tenure at Paris Saint-Germain appears to be coming to an end. The French international winger appears to have made up his mind. He will play for another team, outside of Paris and his country, next season. Barcola has reached a verbal agreement with one of Europe's biggest clubs to continue his career.

According to Spanish newspaper Marca, Barcola has reached a personal agreement with Liverpool to sign for Anfield. In fact, his agreement with the English team will run until 2032. The transfer reflects his desire for a new challenge away from Parc des Princes.

15 million euros per year

Barcola is said to have reached an agreement with Liverpool management to earn him an annual salary of around 15 million euros. Which would place him among the highest-paid players in Liverpool, a clear sign of how much the Reds want to include him in their squad.

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Barcola, for his part, has already told the management of the European champions that he does not wish to renew his contract with them. Thus opening the door to an exit. However, the management of Paris Saint-Germain, even so, does not seem willing to let him go…

170 million euros

In fact, information wants the management of Paris Saint-Germain to value Barcola at 170 million euros. An amount that Liverpool does not seem to want to meet at the moment. So this gap could make talks between the two clubs difficult in the coming weeks.

However, Liverpool's management is hoping to find a workable formula. Reaching a personal agreement with the player is a big step towards completing the transfer, but it does not guarantee that Paris Saint-Germain will approve his departure.

So new developments are expected in the coming days. Barcola is looking and wants to leave, while Paris Saint-Germain is struggling to keep one of its most important strikers or at least receive the compensation it believes he deserves.