Liverpool are nearing the completion of a major transfer for Paris Saint-Germain forward Bradley Barcola. Following extended negotiations, the two clubs have reached an agreement in principle that values the deal at £120 million. Reports indicate that the structure of the transfer involves a guaranteed payment exceeding £100 million, with the total valuation reaching the £120 million mark through various performance-related add-ons for both the player and the team.

While the deal is described as an agreement in principle, the exact details regarding the payment structure and contract terms are still being finalized. The Guardian reports that the transfer follows a breakthrough in talks held on Thursday night, which successfully bridged the gap between Liverpool’s offer and PSG’s initial £145 million valuation. Barcola, a France international, has been identified as Liverpool's primary transfer target throughout the summer window. While the BBC and Sky Sports initially reported the deal as being in the final stages, The Guardian provided the specific context regarding the breakdown of the guaranteed fee versus the add-ons, noting that the full structure of the agreement remains subject to final confirmation.