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Bradley Barcola due for medical as Liverpool finalise £123m deal for winger

The Guardian Football about 1 hour 1 mins read

Barcola will be club’s second-most expensive signing
PSG player set for medical this weekend before move

Liverpool have finalised a deal worth up to £123m for Bradley Barcola, with the Paris Saint-Germain winger to undergo a medical this weekend ahead of his move to Anfield.

Liverpool agreed the outline of a deal with the Champions League holders on Wednesday night, following lengthy talks over their main summer transfer target.

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