Liverpool have found their new Sadio Mane in 39-goal sensation

Liverpool have found their new Sadio Mane in 39-goal sensationSadio Mane will forever be a Liverpool legend. The Senegal international was a part of one of the best era's in the Reds' history.Mane won everything he could at Anfield during his time with the club and, although his move to Bayern Munich didn't work out as planned, he seems to have found his feet again with Al-Nassr.

And, even though Liverpool managed to replace him with Luis Diaz and Cody Gakpo, now that the former of the two has left and the Dutchman has played terribly over the last season, questions are being asked about when the Reds' next era will get started.This is why so many players are already being linked with an Anfield switch ahead of the new season and why one of their potential targets could easily become their new Mane.Bradley Barcola could be Liverpool's next Sadio ManeBradley Barcola is one of the many attackers who have been linked with a Liverpool move this summer.

The Frenchman has stalled talks with Paris Saint-Germain over a new deal with several clubs vying for his transfer.Liverpool are in desperate need of new attackers and, without adding another couple to their squad, they'll probably do worse than they did this season.That's why, the latest report from French outlet Le10 Sport is something that should massively pique the interest of fans."

Bradley Barcola , for his part, isn't necessarily ruling out a departure from PSG," they wrote."Le10Sport.com exclusively revealed that the French international is receptive to Liverpool 's interest."

It's worth noting that the 23-year-old winger would get a more prominent role there than at PSG , where he isn't a guaranteed starter given the competition from Ousmane Dembélé , Khvicha Kvaratskhelia , and Désiré Doué."Bradley Barcola would be an immense signing for LiverpoolMost of the attackers that Liverpool are being linked with seem to be natural left-wingers.Barcola, Bazoumana Toure and Yan Diomande are just three examples of the Reds' op