TEAMtalk reports Barcola compares Liverpool and PSG roles

TEAMtalk reports Barcola compares Liverpool and PSG roles

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2026-10-17 20:45:59
TEAMtalk reported that Bradley Barcola said playing for Liverpool is easier than at Paris Saint-Germain under Luis Enrique and called Iraola "excellent."

TEAMtalk reported that Bradley Barcola said he finds it easier to play for Liverpool than for Paris Saint-Germain under Luis Enrique. The outlet also reported that Barcola described Andoni Iraola as "excellent."

Settling in at Liverpool

Barcola told Telefoot, as transcribed and translated by Goal: "Things are going well, and I’ve been able to get to know my teammates."

Barcola told Telefoot, as transcribed and translated by Goal: "I’m trying to adapt because the atmosphere here is completely different from what it was at Paris Saint-Germain."

Praise for Iraola

Barcola told Telefoot, as transcribed and translated by Goal: "There’s also an excellent manager who has brilliant ideas."

View on the English league

Barcola told Telefoot, as transcribed and translated by Goal: "The English league is different, and I see it as less tactical."

Barcola told Telefoot, as transcribed and translated by Goal: "Perhaps that’s because we were playing under a manager who was extremely strict tactically (Luis Enrique)."

Change in his role

Barcola told Telefoot, as transcribed and translated by Goal: "With my former manager I had to move into central areas and then out to the flanks for another player to take my place, whereas here it’s completely different."

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