Transferred to Liverpool in exchange for €145 million (bonus included), Bradley Barcola (24 years old) distinguished himself this week by

Liverpool winger Bradley Barcola shared his impressions of the Premier League in an interview with Téléfoot, stating that he finds the English top flight less tactical than Ligue 1. The 24-year-old explained that he is still adapting following his €145 million transfer from Paris Saint-Germain, contrasting Liverpool's system with the highly structured tactical approach of his former manager Luis Enrique.
While Barcola recently scored a hat-trick in a 6-3 Champions League victory over LASK, he has yet to record a goal or an assist in the Premier League. The forward noted that he is settling in with his new teammates and working under a very good coach with positive ideas as his transition continues.
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