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Liverpool, Arsenal Eye PSG's Bradley Barcola; Liverpool Prepare Record Bid

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Liverpool and Arsenal are both interested in signing Paris Saint-Germain winger Bradley Barcola. Liverpool have emerged as favorites, with reports suggesting they have opened negotiations with PSG, with the French club demanding a record-breaking fee of around £145 million. Barcola, who has two years left on his contract, is open to a move to Anfield and has given his preliminary agreement to Liverpool. Liverpool manager Andoni Iraola has spoken to Barcola, and the Reds are preparing an opening bid, with some reports suggesting it could be over £100 million.

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