Isaac cannot reach an agreement? Liverpool quickly turns to Paris Flying Wing Bacola, the transfer is not difficult

Liverpool has made another big move in the transfer market. While pursuing Newcastle striker Isaac, the Reds seem to have made backup plans. According to reports from many authoritative media such as Team News and Romano, they have turned their attention to Paris Saint-Germain's young French international winger Bacola.

The 23-year-old attacker performed very well last season, making 47 appearances, contributing 18 goals and 15 assists, and even played in the Champions League. He is fast and can drive the ball through both feet. He has a huge threat in counterattack and actively chases back when defending. These characteristics are considered very suitable for Liverpool coach Slott's high-pressure tactical system.

However, it is very difficult to poach Bacola from Paris. Paris Saint-Germain has an extremely tough attitude and regards Bacola as a "not selling product". According to reports, Paris can only let go unless two key conditions are met at the same time: first, Bacola himself took the initiative to make a transfer request; second, Liverpool's offer exceeded 100 million euros (you should know that Paris only spent 50 million euros to sign him two years ago). Paris has even prepared a new contract for improved treatment and plans to renew his contract after the Club World Cup.

Bakora's position in Paris is indeed a bit awkward. Although last season was an important rotation for Enrique, with the joining of Kvaratskhelia, who is worth 70 million euros in the winter window and the rise of MVP Douai in the Champions League final, Bakora's appearance pick this season has declined, which has made him think about his future. Liverpool has seen this and has been following him for several months.

Now, the pressure is coming to the player and his agent Mendes. Bakola has a low-key personality and has not publicly expressed his willingness to leave the team so far. Although the savvy Mendes is good at operating transfers, he is also aware of the difficulty of negotiating with Paris. If Liverpool really wants to win this French star, in addition to preparing a huge check, it also depends on Bacola's own determination and whether Mendes can successfully mediate it. This potentially blockbuster deal is entering a subtle critical stage.