It is reported that Liverpool reconsidered Paris striker Barcola due to difficulties in introducing Isaac. In response, French media "League" published an article saying that Paris regards Barcola as a non-sale product and will only consider selling it if the offer exceeds 100 million euros.

Paris has a particularly tough attitude in the transfer negotiations this summer. For example, Paris has not yet agreed to the team's central defender Berardo's departure application and has refused all contact. Although both sides have a positive attitude in the preliminary discussion on the transfer in early July, the leak of news about Berardo's departure has made Paris' top leaders very dissatisfied.

As for Balcola, although the player had expressed some private dissatisfaction last fall, he never hoped to leave Paris this summer. Barcola had initial contact with Bayern, but he plans to stay in the team and discuss contract renewal with the club. Whether interest from Liverpool now changes the situation will be key in the coming weeks.

Balkora also noticed that since January this year, he is currently paying close attention to the developments, which may affect his future decisions.

After Liverpool signed Wilz for 136 million and Ekitic for 95 million, they still hope to sign another offensive player. They have been working on a deal with Newcastle on Isaac over the past few days but face difficulties, which has prompted Liverpool to consider other options, although negotiations have not yet been interrupted.

On Liverpool's shortlist, two players were listed as priority, one was Rodrigo and the other was Balcola. Paris has long known Liverpool's interest in Balcola. Liverpool has also been paying attention since the young age, establishing contact with the players, tracking their development, and sometimes providing advice to help players make decisions in their careers and finally take action when the time is right.

Therefore, Liverpool has mastered a large number of game reports from players and has a good understanding of the pros and cons of Balcola. This is a clever way to attract players, while also reducing the risk of trade failure. So in recent days, Liverpool has decided to strengthen contact with Balcola. However, Paris had already sent a message to the players' team a few months ago: Balcola is not a product and will not leave the team this summer.

According to internal sources, "To be honest, 95% of Barcola's may stay in Paris, so, not 100% certainty, there are still variables." According to the "League", money may change Paris's position. Liverpool decided to make a big investment this summer. Although Paris is not short of money, if you want to buy people from them, you will only start to consider whether to sell if you offer more than 100 million euros.