Liverpool may need to spend €200m for Barcola and Mbaye
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 13, 2026, 9:10 AM
Last updated Aug 13, 2026

Fabrizio Romano reported that Liverpool might need around €200 million to sign PSG forwards Bradley Barcola and Ibrahim Mbaye. With growing speculation following PSG chairman Nasser Al Khelaifi's comments on Barcola's future, Liverpool appears more focused on securing Barcola over Mbaye, cited as too expensive. Liverpool's plans could change if Cody Gakpo departs for Tottenham, potentially allowing for two new wingers. Romaro mentioned that if Gakpo leaves, there is room for both players in Liverpool's squad.
- •Romano estimates Liverpool needs €200m for PSG forwards.
- •Liverpool prioritizing Barcola over Mbaye due to cost.
- •Cody Gakpo's future may influence transfer strategy.
- •Current speculation follows PSG's Super Cup comments.
- •Liverpool's transfer plans hinge on Gakpo's status.
- 9:10 AMYahoo Sports — Fabrizio Romano hints Liverpool may have to spend ‘almost €200m’ to pull off double transfer swoop
"Fabrizio Romano has claimed that Liverpool may need to spend the best part of £170m if they’re to pull off a show-stopping double transfer heist this month.At present, all eyes are on the future of...
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