Bradley Barcola returns to PSG’s squad ahead of their Champions League quarter-final second leg against Liverpool after recovering from injury.
Paris Saint-Germain have received a timely boost ahead of their crucial UEFA Champions League quarter-final clash, with Bradley Barcola returning to the squad.
The French forward had been sidelined for around a month after suffering a serious ankle ligament sprain during PSG’s last-16 second-leg encounter against Chelsea. Barcola’s absence saw him miss three matches across all competitions for PSG, as well as international friendlies for France against Brazil and Colombia.
His return comes at a crucial moment, with PSG preparing to face Liverpool in the second leg of their quarter-final tie.
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The Ligue 1 champions head into the match in a strong position, holding a 2-0 advantage from the first leg, giving them a significant edge as they aim to progress.
Barcola’s inclusion provides additional attacking depth and flexibility, which could prove valuable against a Liverpool side expected to push aggressively at home. As the reigning European champions, PSG will look to manage the tie effectively, with Barcola’s return offering a timely boost as they chase another deep run in the competition.
