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And then he went to Paris."Jurgen Klopp was seen greeting Kylian Mbappe after France's win over Morocco at the World Cup9th Jul21:55 BSTEmile Heskey's dream signing The 2001 Liverpool treble winner has spoken out on Barcola.He said in Metro: ‘Signing Bradley Barcola would be an amazing coup for Liverpool because he provides the pace and directness we’ve been missing on the left wing.‘We’ve been spoiled with Sadio Mané and Luis Díaz, and now we need Barcola to get the fans off their seats again.‘Liverpool looked to have missed out on Yan Diomande to PSG, but that could open the door to Barcola leaving, it would be a statement signing for Andoni Iraola that’s for sure.’Emile Heskey has backed the Reds to sign Barcola(Image: In The Mixer)9th Jul21:09 BSTFlamengo midfielder João Gomes speaks out on Liverpool dreamAfter being scouted by Liverpool the Brazilian has spoken out on what it would mean to pull on the red jersey.Speaking to ESPN he said: “Liverpool are a team I’d play for. The ex-Liverpool midfielder isn’t sure he’s the successor to Salah many seem to think he is."The only thing with Barcola, of course, is he’s more comfortable on the left than the right," Murphy told BetWright."He can play on the right on occasion, but really I think someone more used to and suited playing on the right would probably be a better option."But Barcola maybe, too, why not?
However, PSG are rumoured to want a steep fee for the player.Heskey told BOYLE Sports: "Signing Bradley Barcola would be an amazing coup for Liverpool because he provides the pace and directness we've been missing on the left wing."We've been spoiled with Sadio Mané and Luis Díaz, and now we need Barcola to get the fans off their seats again."Liverpool looked to have missed out on Yan Diomande to PSG, but that could open the door to Barcola leaving, it would be a statement signing for Andoni Iraola that’s for sure."Bradley Barcola of France and Paris Saint-Germain(Image: Richard Sellers/Sportsphoto/Allstar via Getty Images)9th Jul12:16 BSTThe three problems facing Andoni IraolaJust what does Andoni Iraola need to do in order to get his Liverpool squad into shape before the start of the season?Our Liverpool FC correspondent, Paul Gorst, takes a closer look at the three situations the Basque head coach must resolve in the coming weeks.READ MORE HERE.9th Jul11:45 BSTKlopp's move to Germany moves closerEx-Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp is expected to become the next Germany head coach, with talks ongoing.Sky Sports pundit Alan Smith, speaking on behalf of Best Betting Sites, told Liverpool.com this week that the appointment is an exciting one."Different demands, isn't it? He has already won two Champions Leagues, and he could even win the World Cup over the next few weeks, his achievements for such a young player are staggering."He has become a much improved player over the past few seasons, he gets better and better every year, and he can go right to the very top of football.“What Barcola needs is to move somewhere where he is going to be first choice in his position week in, week out.
Barcola could easily fill either of those positions."He is so direct, creative, and he has the ability to go in behind, so I wouldn’t be surprised to see a bidding war for him go on all summer between top sides if he wants to leave PSG and cement his place in a top Premier League side.”Bradley Barcola looks on during the World Cup game between Paraguay and France.(Image: Richard Sellers/Sportsphoto/Allstar via Getty Images)9th Jul10:41 BSTJordan Henderson updateJordan Henderson has successfully undergone surgery on the wrist injury he suffered during England's celebrations after their 3-2 win over Mexico at the World Cup.The former Liverpool captain sustained the bizarre injury when he slipped while attempting to jump over an advertising board after several England players went to greet the away fans in Mexico City.Henderson landed awkwardly before getting immediate treatment. Teams in the MLS and Saudi Arabia have been linked with the winger, but there is a view that he may wish to stay in one of Europe's top leagues.Speaking via Betfred, Barnes said: “No other club in Europe is going to give him the wages that he wants."If he wants to stay in Europe and he’s happy to take a decrease in salary, then fine."I don’t think he’s going to be the player he was but even though he’s lost some of his pace, he’s the type of player that can adapt to becoming a creator and playmaker."I just don’t think a top club in Europe is going to give Mo what he wants, but I would completely admire him for taking less money and continuing in a more competitive league.”Mohamed Salah is a free agent after leaving Liverpool(Image: Ayman Aref/NurPhoto via Getty Images)
