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Enrique Opens Up On Why PSG Let Barcola Leave

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Paris Saint-Germain head coach Luis Enrique has provided clarity on why Bradley Barcola was sold to Premier League giants Anfield in a deal worth £123 million. Enrique explained that Barcola, who made 49 appearances in all competitions last season – scoring 13 goals and providing seven assists – was eager for a more central role [...]

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