Bradley Barcola says he has not yet produced his best form at Liverpool. Bongda24h relays his Sky Sports interview at the AXA Training Centre, where the France winger described an improving understanding with teammates.
Seeking his own contribution
Barcola said the squad are working together to use his strengths more effectively. He feels that understanding is developing daily while acknowledging room for improvement in his own performance.
The report recalls his £123 million transfer and arrival after Mohamed Salah's departure. Barcola said he did not set the fee and does not treat it as personal pressure.
He expressed respect for Salah's achievements but wants to contribute in his own way and leave his own mark at Liverpool. His focus is on that work rather than reproducing his predecessor's career.
Leaving PSG and learning from Arsenal
Barcola described leaving Paris Saint-Germain as a deliberate search for a new role after winning numerous honours. He still feels affection for his former club and said saying goodbye was difficult, but wanted to join Liverpool when the opportunity arose.
Discussing the 1-0 defeat against Arsenal, he argued that Liverpool should control games better and build more often along the ground instead of relying on long passes. Those were his assessments of areas for improvement.
He said the season's objectives had not changed and highlighted the need for consistency. The next work he identifies is developing connections with teammates and making better use of their qualities against strong opposition.