Bradley Barcola agrees to Liverpool contract until 2032 amid summer rebuild
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 28, 2026, 7:55 AM
Last updated Aug 28, 2026

Bradley Barcola has reportedly agreed to a six-year contract with Liverpool, committing to the club until 2032. This signing is part of Liverpool's strategy to reshape their attacking options under head coach Andoni Iraola. Barcola is recognized for his potential and could significantly enhance the team's forward play. Liverpool aims to build a new attacking core this summer, with Barcola viewed as a foundational piece. Completion of the transfer is anticipated soon.
- •Barcola's six-year contract runs until 2032.
- •Liverpool is focused on reshaping their attacking strategy.
- •His explosive playstyle fits Iraola's tactical demands.
- •Barcola is considered a top young talent in Europe.
- •The transfer is expected to be finalized shortly.
- 7:55 AMYahoo Sports — Journalist reveals the contract details behind Bradley Barcola’s mega move to Liverpool
"Bradley Barcola Agrees Liverpool Contract Until 2032 as Liverpool Step Up Summer RebuildLiverpool appear to be closing in on one of the biggest attacking additions of the window, with Bradley Barcola ...
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