Paris Saint-Germain Firm on Bradley Barcola Future Amid Interest

Paris Saint-Germain have made it clear that Bradley Barcola is not for sale, despite interest from Bayern Munich and Premier League clubs. The French champions see Barcola as a vital part of their future plans and are considering opening talks for a new contract later this year.

According to a previous report, PSG wants to keep Bradley Barcola for the long-term.

WHAT HAPPENED?

Bradley Barcola, who joined PSG from Lyon in August 2023, has become one of the team’s most important attacking players. The 22-year-old winger is under contract until June 2028, and his performances last season—scoring five goals and providing eight assists in 39 appearances—have attracted attention from major European teams, including Bayern Munich. However, PSG view Barcola as “untouchable” and will only consider extraordinary offers, which they do not expect to arrive. No move is planned unless the player himself asks to leave, which is not currently the case.

According to a previous report, Bradley Barcola’s contract with PSG lasts until June 2028.

BIGGER PICTURE: BARCOLA’S IMPACT AT PSG

Barcola’s rise has been key for PSG as they secured the Ligue 1 title and reached the long awaited glory in the Champions League where they lifted the trophy. His strong performances—especially in the Champions League knockout rounds—earned him praise and the title of Ligue 1 Signing of the Season. As PSG look to challenge again in Europe and domestically, keeping Barcola is viewed as a priority. Meanwhile, Bayern are searching for reinforcements but see the chances of securing Barcola as extremely slim.

According to a previous report, Bradley Barcola was awarded the Ligue 1 Signing of the Season.

WHAT’S NEXT FOR PSG AND BARCOLA?

PSG plans to revisit Barcola’s contract situation later in the year, potentially offering improved terms to reflect his growing role. The team is preparing for the new Ligue 1 campaign and aiming to defend their title, with Barcola expected to play a central role again. Their first match of the 2025-26 season is set for August, where they will look to start strong as reigning champions. With three years left on his current deal, PSG are determined to keep their young star as they pursue further success on all fronts.