Liverpool forward Bradley Barcola said supporters have not seen the best of him. “You still haven't seen the best version of me. On top of that, we're working with my team-mates so that they can make the most of my strengths,” the French forward said.
Building understanding at Liverpool
Speaking to Liverpool Echo, Barcola said: “No, I don't think I'm at my best yet.”
He added: “So yes, I think once we really develop that understanding, things will get much better. And I think things are improving all the time. People are beginning to understand my style of play much better. I think it's going much better.”
The move from Paris Saint-Germain
GOAL reported that Barcola joined Liverpool for £123 million from Paris Saint-Germain. GOAL also reported that the 24-year-old's three Liverpool goals all came in the 6-3 away win against LASK.
Barcola said: “For me, it was the right time to leave PSG. I spent so many great years there and I won an enormous amount of trophies. But it was time. It was quite difficult because, over there, it was a real family. We'd built something very special together.”
Barcola's Premier League ambition
GOAL described Paris Saint-Germain as Champions League holders. Barcola said: “On top of that, it was very difficult to leave and say goodbye to my team-mates. But ultimately, that's just how football is. Ever since I was young, I always had the ambition of playing in the Premier League. When a club like Liverpool comes calling, it's a great thing. I didn't have any doubts and I just knew I had to come here. I'm happy to be here, and I hope things go well for PSG.”
