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Liverpool's chances of signing Bradley Barcola this summer appear to be non-existent after it was reported that Paris Saint-Germain has no intention of letting the youngster leave the Parc des Princes.

Despite the January arrival of Khivcha Kvaratskhelia at PSG, Barcola is said to be viewed as a player who is "untransferable" by boss Luis Enrique, claims Foot Mercato.

Barcola was left out of the starting line-up for the Champions League final against Inter Milan — a decision which was ultimately vindicated as PSG won 5-0 — and rumors about his future seem to have started from there.



Liverpool and Bayern Munich are named as interested parties, but the deal is a non-starter as Enrique firmly views Barcola as a key part of his plans for the future.

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talkSPORT had reported that Barcola fit the profile of player that Liverpool is looking at this summer as the club searches for a replacement for Darwin Nunez.

Nunez is expected to leave Anfield three years on from his big-money transfer from Benfica after enduring a difficult first season under new boss Arne Slot.

The Reds are continuing to work on a deal for Florian Wirtz of Bayer Leverkusen, but it seems unlikely that he would be viewed as a direct replacement for Nunez, unless Slot plans on tweaking Liverpool's system next season and using him as a false nine.

Talks are ongoing between the Reds and Leverkusen over a deal for Wirtz, with the structure of the deal yet to be settled on.

Andy Robertson became the first Liverpool player to speak publicly about his club's interest in signing Wirtz, highly praising the 22-year-old on Thursday.

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Andy Robertson is expected to face fresh competition for his Liverpool place.

"Obviously that game was extremely tough for us, but he was excellent, he was the one causing us problems in the half-space, running in behind, he can mix it up.

"I haven't seen too much of him but I have played against him and that was enough to see he was going to be a top player

We played Leverkusen in the Champions League this year as well and we dominated that game a bit more as well, so it was probably a bit more difficult for him, but certainly in the German team against us he was excellent.

"We're certainly linked with him, that's for sure