Liverpool AGREE stunning £120million Bradley Barcola transfer from PSG in move that could spark Cody Gakpo fight

LIVERPOOL have reportedly agreed a sensational deal for Bradley Barcola. The Reds have been hot on the heels of the PSG and France star for the last few weeks. Liverpool are seemingly on the verge of signing Bradley Barcola from PSG Credit: Getty The Reds have reportedly agreed a deal in principle to sign the France international for £120million Credit: GETTY And according to The Athletic, they’ve agreed a deal in principle for the winger. They claim the Reds have struck terms with the French giants for a £120MILLION deal for the 23-year-old. Sign up for the Football newsletter Thank you! And it’s said they’ll pay £100M of that figure UP FRONT. The fine details are currently being ironed out by Reds sporting director Richard Hughes and Fenway Sports Group president Mike Gordon. News of Liverpool’s reported preliminary agreement for Barcola comes just days after PSG sporting director Luis Campos admitted the winger could be sold. He said: “This window is not finished. “You have spoken about Barcola and [Ibrahim] Mbaye; we will see what will happen. “It’s like that every year. You remember what happened with Gigio Donnarumma. It was really late. Most read in Sport SUN VEGAS WELCOME OFFER: GET UP TO £100 BONUS Bradley Barcola’s seemingly imminent Anfield arrival will likely accelerate Cody Gakpo’s exit Credit: Getty “This window is not over at all. It is open. “Even in terms of arrivals, if we find a good opportunity, we will do it.” Barcola was one of PSG’s star performers last season, scoring 13 goals and providing seven assists in their Champions League-retaining campaign. His seemingly imminent Anfield arrival will likely fast-track Cody Gapko‘s departure. Liverpool are willing to cash in on the Netherlands international, who has four years left on his current contract. Tottenham and Manchester City are both interested in signing the versatile forward, who scored in the Reds’ Premier League opener against Newcastle last weekend. Liverpool will be back in action on Saturday afternoon, welcoming Nottingham Forest to Anfield. Comment now