Paris Saint-Germain has slapped a hefty price tag on Bradley Barcola, signaling their reluctance to part ways with the French international. According to "L'Equipe," the Parisian giants will only consider selling the winger for an offer of 150 million euros. Furthermore, the club's management is keen on extending the 23-year-old's contract, which is currently set to expire in 2028.
There had been speculation that PSG might offload Barcola after securing the services of Yan Diomande from RB Leipzig. Diomande has already agreed to personal terms with PSG, but the two clubs still need to finalize a transfer fee, which is also expected to exceed 100 million euros.
Diomande was also a primary transfer target for Liverpool, but after it became clear the player favored a move to PSG, the Merseyside club shifted their focus to Barcola, who is now their top priority. Arsenal has also expressed interest. English clubs generally have the financial muscle to meet such a high transfer fee, but it remains to be seen if they will make the move.