Arsenal, Manchester City and Tottenham are extremely keen on Bradley Barcola, as PSG are not thinking about selling the UCL-winning attacker.

According to Arsenal Therapy, Bradley Barcola is attracting significant interest from top Premier League teams. The likes of Arsenal, Manchester City and Tottenham are the ones keeping close tabs on the UCL-winning attacker’s situation as PSG are unlikely to entertain any offers for their talented winger.

Back in January, there were significant links to Bradley Barcola, as some of the Premier League sides wanted to explore a move. The context for the interest stemmed from the arrival of Khvicha Kvaratskhelia from Napoli, which directly threatened Barcola’s place in the squad.

As the season went on, PSG captured their domestic titles as well as won the Champions League to record a historic treble. Barcola was majorly used as an option off the bench in most important games in the latter parts, which has once again cast doubts over his long-term prospects at PSG.

He has been a big part of the success at PSG this season, contributing 40 goals and assists across all competitions. Meanwhile, Manchester City and Arsenal were the clubs showing some level of interest back in January, as they are the ones in the mix ahead of the summer.

Tottenham are also in the mix, as there’s a clear need in all of those Premier League teams to add a dynamic winger to the mix. Spurs, for instance, are keen on Leroy Sane and ready to rival Arsenal for the winger’s signature, as they could also view Barcola as a potential option provided they can manage to convince the player of a move.

PSG unlikely to sell Bradley Barcola

Arsenal are also looking at a new winger, and Barcola would potentially fit into Mikel Arteta’s system well due to the versatility of playing all front three positions. Manchester City are in the market for a new winger following a disappointing season for both Jeremy Doku and Savinho, as PSG are reportedly valuing Barcola at about €120 million.

Meanwhile, even if interested clubs might open their chequebooks to sign Barcola, the UCL-winning attacker may not be on the market as far as PSG are concerned. The Parisians are eager to keep hold of their top talent who they view as key to their plans going forward and are open to handing him an extension that would see him contracted until 2030.