Man Utd Offered Chance to Sign PSG Star Bradley Barcola Amid Arsenal and Liverpool Interest
Ben McAleer
Manchester United have been offered the chance to sign Arsenal and Liverpool target Bradley Barcola from French giants Paris Saint-Germain, reports French publication RMC Sport.
The culmination of the 2026 World Cup should accelerate Barcola’s PSG exit after the winger’s role in France’s progression to the semi-finals of the tournament.
And a move to England is on the cards for the former Lyon man, who is expected to depart the Parc des Princes in the off season as the European champions push to sign Yan Diomande and Maghnes Akliouche from RB Leipzig and Monaco, respectively.
Premier League trio interested in Barcola
Arsenal and Liverpool are both in the market for a new wideman this summer.
The Gunners are expected to sign Christos Tzolis from Belgian side Club Brugge, while Liverpool added Victor Munoz, the Spaniard signing from La Liga side Osasuna.
Even so, both are looking to strengthen their frontline further as they seek to mount a title challenge in the coming campaign.
However, they’ll now face competition from United, who have reportedly entered the race to sign Barcola from PSG this summer.
Central midfield was seen as the priority position for United this window, but they have since gone on to sign Andrey Santos and Youri Tielemans from Chelsea and Aston Villa, respectively.
United are tipped to bring in one more central midfielder before the transfer window closes, yet they are weighing up attacking options ahead of a Champions League return.
The Manchester giants have been linked with a move for West Ham’s Crysensio Summerville, though the Dutchman is also subject to interest from Serie A side Roma.
Barcola move dependent on Rashford exit
In addition, United would need to move Marcus Rashford on in order to fund a move for Barcola.
Rashford spent last season on loan at Barcelona and the La Liga side had hoped to retain the England international’s services permanently.
Barcelona, though, missed the deadline to take up the option to make the move permanent and Rashford has since returned to the Premier League side as a result.
