Liverpool's Bradley Barcola has labelled the Premier League 'less tactical', after failing to score in his first five games in the competition.

Liverpool winger Bradley Barcola described the Premier League as "less tactical" than France's Ligue 1 after failing to score in his opening five league appearances. Following his high-profile transfer from Paris Saint-Germain, Barcola explained that his slow start is tied to adapting to a new style of play that features fewer tactical adjustments compared to working under former manager Luis Enrique.
Liverpool signed Barcola for a guaranteed initial fee of £106m that could rise to £123m with add-ons. Although he provided an assist for Alexander Isak against Saturday's opponents and scored in the Champions League against LASK, the winger has yet to score a Premier League goal under Liverpool manager Andoni Iraola.
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