[🟢] INFO: As it stands Bradley Barcola wants Liverpool.
Liverpool are hoping if Paris Saint-Germain add a couple more attackers, that will allow them to negotiate on their terms.
Paris Saint-Germain would welcome a bidding war if Arsenal decide to enter the race.
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[🟢] NEW: Ifeanyi Ndukwe will leave Liverpool on loan from next week, plan decided.
Proposals already arrived from Portugal and not only, up to the player and Liverpool to pick best solution.
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[🟢] NEW: At the moment, there is still distance in valuations between Liverpool and Paris Saint-Germain for Bradley Barcola.
If Paris Saint-Germain sign Ferran Torres, Mika Godts and Maghnes Akliouche this could change the scenario.
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[🟢] NEW: Liverpool are not willing to pay €170M for Bradley Barcola.
But between €110M and €170M there could be common ground between Liverpool and Paris Saint-Germain.
Paris Saint-Germain are not expected to close the deal at €170M. They are expected to negotiate the fee.
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A side of Araujo many people don’t know about🗒
He was heavily criticised after being sent-off in a 3-0 Champions League defeat against Chelsea and later revealed he had been battling against anxiety and depression for 18 months
“It was not just related to sport, it was also on a family and personal level [he told Mundo Deportivo in February], I didn’t feel myself and that moment [the red card at Chelsea] served as a click to say: ‘Something is happening, I need to ask for help.’
“I am the type of person that usually keeps everything to myself, but you have to understand there are professionals that can help you, that can give you the tools to manage certain situations"
“I needed to ask for help and explain what I was going through to be able to recover.”
Araújo travelled to religious sites in Bethlehem and Jerusalem and spent time with his family in Uruguay before returning to help Barcelona win La Liga as captain