Bradley Barcola on the verge of joining Liverpool as Reds new investors step in to help complete deal
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Liverpool fans growing tired of their long-winded pursuit of Bradley Barcola could finally have an end to the saga in sight.That’s according to journalist Fabrizio Romano, who has claimed that the Frenchman’s move to Anfield is nearing the ‘here we go’ stages.Speaking on his YouTube channel overnight on Thursday morning, Romano claimed that Liverpool‘s new investor group, 1892 Holdings, are now actively involved in getting the deal over the line with Paris Saint-Germain. David Ornstein expects Barcola to join Liverpool – who should be next on the shopping list?
Bradley Barcola to Liverpool Barcola deal taken to the ‘highest levels’When their investment in Liverpool was announced earlier in August, fans had hoped that 1892 Holdings would be able to give them an injection in the transfer market.And according to Romano, they are already involved in bringing players to Anfield, with the deal to sign Barcola from PSG now being discussed at the ‘highest levels’ of both Liverpool and the French club.“I think the real next update has to be here we go,” said the transfer expert. I can absolutely understand the frustration, because fans had me on the channel for three months saying ‘Barcola, Barcola, Barcola, Barcola.'”Photo by Alexander Hassenstein/Getty ImagesREAD MORE: Grading each of Liverpool’s three summer signings on their Premier League debuts against Newcastle“Liverpool are on it, the conversation is ongoing, Barcola is waiting for Liverpool.
Even the owners of the clubs Nasser Al Khelaifi, and the Liverpool side, Fenway Group and also the new co-investors at Liverpool, they are all working on this deal for Barcola. “It’s at the highest level in terms of people involved, and any moment could be the moment for Bradley Barcola.”Liverpool fans have had to be extremely patient this summer, not just with Barcola, but with a frustrating transfer window in general.