Paris Saint‑Germain face a possible exit for winger Bradley Barcola after the World Cup. Arsenal has been watching the 23‑year‑old closely, while PSG prefers to keep him. The French club told Sky Sports that it will not block a move if a club meets its valuation and Barcola remains unhappy.

Barcola, who joined PSG last summer, finished the season with 13 goals and seven assists across all competitions. His contract runs until 2026, giving the club leverage in any negotiation. A transfer would signal a shift in PSG’s forward options ahead of the next Champions League campaign.

The winger missed a start in the Champions League final against Arsenal, a disappointment that may fuel his desire for a new challenge. PSG’s willingness to negotiate reflects the club’s focus on squad balance after a title‑winning season. If a Premier League side matches the asking price, the move could happen swiftly.

With the World Cup wrapping up, clubs will push to secure Barcola before the summer transfer deadline on June 15. PSG’s decision hinges on both the player’s ambitions and the financial offer presented. A transfer would leave PSG scrambling for a replacement ahead of the next season’s European and domestic fixtures.