Bradley Barcola in front of a Liverpool background
Liverpool are finalising a move for PSG winger Bradley Barcola worth a guaranteed £100million, talkSPORT understands.
The deal could rise to £120m with add-ons and while there are still details to iron out, the two clubs have an agreement in principle in place.
Bradley Barcola celebrates scoring at the World Cup2
Barcola looks set to depart Paris Saint-Germain this summer
At one stage this summer, PSG were quoting a £145m asking price for Barcola.
As talkSPORT previously reported, Liverpool made it clear they were not willing to break their own Premier League transfer record.
The French international has wanted the move to Anfield for the whole summer.
Barcola was essentially made surplus to requirements by PSG after several attacking players arrived.
The Champions League holders have recruited Ferran Torres from Barcelona.
Mika Godts and Maghnes Akliouche have also arrived in the French capital.
The Reds are still looking to recruit a right winger as well.
They have seen two offers for Yankuba Minteh turned down, with them moving on for Ismailia Sarr.
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There were reports of an offer from Andoni Iraola's side for the Senegalese international, but Liverpool sources have told talkSPORT that isn't the case.
End of a long chase
Barcola emerged as Liverpool's top target for the left wing position at the start of the summer.
There was fleeting interest from Arsenal, but the Gunners never pursued it further.
That left Liverpool with a free run at Barcola, though, the deal isn't done until he's put pen to paper.
talkSPORT initially reported that PSG wanted £140million for Barcola.
Liverpool were never prepared to pay that, so there has been some compromise on the fee.
Bradley Barcola playing for France during the 2026 World Cup2
Barcola has his move to Anfield, where he will be a key player