Bradley Barcola bids farewell to Paris Saint-Germain before Liverpool move

Bradley Barcola has said goodbye to Paris Saint-Germain and the club’s supporters after leaving the French side to join Liverpool, bringing an end to a three-year spell in Paris.

The forward marked his departure with a message of thanks to the city, writing: “Thank you once again, Paris.”

Barcola’s time at Paris Saint-Germain ended after 152 appearances for the club. During those matches, he scored 39 goals and provided 37 assists.

His departure means Liverpool will be the next club in the striker’s career after three years with Paris Saint-Germain. Barcola’s record in France includes 76 direct contributions to goals, made up of his 39 goals and 37 assists across all competitions.

The 152 matches he played represent the full competitive record cited for his spell with Paris Saint-Germain. His final message was addressed not only to the club but also to its supporters and the city associated with the team.

Barcola’s farewell follows his move from Paris Saint-Germain to Liverpool. The transfer brings his time with the French club to a close and begins a new chapter at the English side.

During his three seasons with Paris Saint-Germain, Barcola established a significant statistical record, scoring regularly while also contributing to goals created for team-mates. His 37 assists stand alongside his 39 goals in the 152 matches he played.

The forward’s message was brief, with his words focused on gratitude as he departed: “Thank you once again, Paris.” That statement served as his farewell to Paris Saint-Germain and the club’s fanbase.

Barcola now leaves behind a three-year period in which he featured 152 times for Paris Saint-Germain. His overall contribution consisted of 39 goals and 37 assists before his move to Liverpool.

The transfer marks a clear split between the two stages of his career. His three years with Paris Saint-Germain are complete, and the forward will continue with Liverpool after saying goodbye to the French club and its supporters.

For Paris Saint-Germain, Barcola’s exit removes a player who made 152 appearances and recorded 76 goal contributions. For Barcola, the move represents a departure from the club where he spent three years and the beginning of his time with Liverpool.

His farewell message closed the Paris Saint-Germain chapter with a direct expression of appreciation to the city: “Thank you once again, Paris.”