Should Paris Saint-Germain let Bradley Barcola go?

Bradley Barcola was one of PSG's key players in their treble winning season, contributing for 21 goals and 19 assists across 58 games. However, the France international lost his starting spot in Luis Enrique's lineup as Désiré Doué bloomed into stardom in the second part of the season.

The former Rennes player even took Barcola's starting role in the national team, while Barcola's impact is coming off the bench now for club and country. Nonetheless, Barcola remains a young and talented young player that is viewed by many of Europe's giants as a possible future world class player.

It is in this context that Bayern Munich registered their interest for the France international for this summer's transfer window. Though he is not their first option, the Bavarians are seeing the 22-year-old as one of their top target on the wings to improve their squad as many reports suggests.

With Bayern Munich and Max Eberl interested in the player, should Nasser Al-Khelaifi, Luis Campos and Luis Enrique open the door to sell the 22-year-old in the next summer transfer window?

Should PSG be open to sell Bradley Barcola?

The most obvious answer to this question is a clear no. The club should not sell Bradley Barcola at any cost this summer. Even though the 22-year-old has seen his role in Luis Enrique's team reduced after Désiré Doué's breakout season, he remains an important figure in the squad.

The former Lyon player is part of a club that just recently won a treble filled with young and talented players and led by a world class coach, it would therefore be surprising to see him leave a squad that could dominate in Europe for the years to come. Nonetheless, despite all of this prospective collective success with Paris Saint-Germain, Barcola may be tempted to leave and sign for a club that could offer him a bigger role in one of Europe's biggest club.

On PSG's side, it would be certainly a massive mistake as they need to secure the presence of Barcola in their team for years to come. He will undoubtedly become one of the best player in the world in his position and will hopefully become one of PSG's cornerstone as he was at the start of the season.

The Champions League winners should not sell the France international winger this summer and should look to secure his presence at the club for the foreseeable future which would help the club to become one of Europe's biggest powerhouse and fight for more European titles in the next five years.

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