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Liverpool have got some problems to solve on the wings in upcoming transfer windows.

Last summer it was all about improving the middle of the attack - with Hugo Ekitike, Florian Wirtz and Alexander Isak all arriving at Anfield.

It was decided to ignore the left-wing area - even though Luis Diaz was sold to Bayern Munich. Rio Ngumoha was to be promoted instead - with the teenager offering cover to Cody Gakpo.

But there remains a sense that the left-wing sector could be improved in light of Gakpo’s indifferent form this season and Arne Slot’s reluctance to utilise Rio.

Liverpool target Bradley Barcola

That’s why the links with Bradley Barcola make sense. The Paris Saint-Germain wideman has been on the Reds’ radar on plenty of occasions in the past and they are now interested in him once again.

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That’s according to Ekrem Konur in a post on X - who claims that the Premier League champions are one of three clubs interested in the France international.

“Liverpool target Bradley Barcola!” the post reads.

“PSG don’t want to sell, aiming to extend until 2030. Bayern Munich & unnamed Premier League clubs also interested.”

Big changes COMING to Liverpool attack

Barcola - a treble winner under Luis Enrique last season - has been at PSG since 2023. He is a rotation option for the European and intercontinental champions with PSG having an embarrassment of riches available.

This season he’s got five goals and three assists for the French capital side - but Liverpool are ready to test PSG’s resolve.

We could see big changes in the Liverpool attack either in January or beyond as Richard Hughes and Arne Slot plot improvements.

Mohamed Salah’s future is in doubt following his outburst following the Premier League game versus Leeds earlier this month. And Barcola is well capable of switching over to the other side of attack in order to provide cover.

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