Liverpool handed Bradley Barcola hope after new double transfer update

Liverpool handed Bradley Barcola hope after new double transfer update

Discussions over both players have dragged on, with the two clubs having appeared far apart in terms of their respective valuations.Barcola is the priority for Liverpool as they seek to sign a high-profile successor to the departed Mohamed Salah, though team-mate Mbaye is also of significant interest.Enrique had done likewise for the shock French Super Cup defeat by Lens last weekend, expected to adopt the same approach until the end of the window and declining to discuss either player until the market was closed.Top target: Liverpool want to sign Bradley Barcola as the heir apparent to Mohamed SalahLondon StandardCampos was reported to have told L1+: “The transfer window isn’t over at all. Even with incoming transfers, if we find a good opportunity, we’re going to go for it.“In terms of departures, we’ll see what happens regarding Barcola and Mbaye. I understand your questions about them but you also have to understand my position.“We’ll see what happens at the end of the window, remember last year with Donnarumma it was done at the end of the window. We’ll see.”Read MoreBarcola and Mbaye are not the only attacking transfer targets that Liverpool are pursuing before the deadline, with reports last week that they had lodged a surprise enquiry with Real Madrid over the potential availability of Endrick following his successful loan spell at Lyon.Liverpool are understood to remain locked in talks with Brighton over Yankuba Minteh, for whom they saw bids worth £50m and £60m rejected last week.Discussions are rumoured to be ongoing as the Reds weigh up a third offer for a player who is said to be valued at closer to the £70m mark by his current club.Minteh is currently sidelined following leg surgery over the summer and may not be available to play until October or November.

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