Bradley Barcola followed up his Champions League hat-trick by registering his first decisive contribution in the Premier League, setting up Alexander Isak for Liverpool’s second goal in their victory away to Brentford on matchday seven.
The Franco-Togolese winger supplied a precise pass for his Swedish team-mate, whose finish helped secure all three points for the Reds. It was Barcola’s first goal involvement in the English top flight since joining Liverpool.
The 24-year-old played the entire match and was awarded a rating of 7 out of 10 by BeSoccer. His attacking work and role in the winning goal made an important contribution to Liverpool’s success on the road.
Barcola’s latest display came after he scored a hat-trick in the Champions League, and offers further evidence of his growing influence since moving to England. The former Paris Saint-Germain striker is beginning to establish himself in Liverpool’s attack and could now build momentum during his first season with the club.
The player is under contract with Liverpool until June 2031 and is valued at 100 million euros by Transfermarkt. After making an impact in Europe, he is gradually adapting to the demands of the Premier League.