BREAKING: Bradley Barcola Breaks Silence on Liverpool Move – “£300M? That’s Just a Number.”

In a headline-making revelation, French winger Bradley Barcola has finally addressed swirling speculation linking him with a blockbuster move to Liverpool, describing the astronomical £300 million price tag being discussed in the media as “just a number.”

Barcola, who enjoyed a breakout season with Paris Saint-Germain, spoke candidly in a surprise interview on Monday morning, breaking weeks of silence amidst growing rumors of interest from Arne Slot’s Liverpool.

“I’ve seen the stories, I’ve heard the numbers – £300 million, £250 million, whatever people say,” Barcola told L’Équipe. “But to me, that’s just a number. It doesn’t change who I am, and it doesn’t make me play differently.”

The 21-year-old winger has been heavily linked with a sensational move to Anfield following reports that Liverpool are keen to reshape their attack after the departure of Mohamed Salah, who is expected to leave for Saudi Arabia this summer. According to sources close to the deal, Liverpool have already made contact with Barcola’s representatives, and while PSG are reluctant to sell, a mega-money offer could test their resolve.

Barcola’s comments have only added fuel to the fire.

“Liverpool? It’s a massive club with history. Any player would be honoured,” he said. “But I’m focused on my football. I’ve always said: if I go somewhere, it’s to win. That’s my only goal.”

The winger, who scored 12 goals and provided 15 assists in all competitions last season, is considered one of Europe’s brightest attacking talents. His pace, dribbling, and ability to create chances have drawn comparisons to former Liverpool greats.

Liverpool fans have flooded social media following the interview, with #BarcolaToLiverpool trending within minutes of the news breaking.

While no official bid has been confirmed, insiders suggest Liverpool are preparing to test PSG with a record-breaking offer in the coming days. Whether Barcola ends up at Anfield remains to be seen—but one thing is clear: this saga is far from over.