Liverpool boss Andoni Iraola has hinted at more transfer activity in the final days of the window.Deadline day falls on Tuesday (September 1) and the Reds could yet do more business, with Bradley Barcola firmly in their sights.Liverpool have Barcola firmly in their sightsGettyIndeed, talkSPORT understands Liverpool have agreed a package worth up to £123m for the Paris Saint-Germain winger.Iraola: ‘We must be patient’Asked by talkSPORT’s Sam Matterface after his side’s 2-2 home draw with Nottingham Forest whether he’d be happy with his squad should the Barcola deal go through, Iraola said: “I think now we need to be patient. We don’t know what’s going to happen.“There are still some days [left] in the market and obviously there are going to be movements. We will need to analyse when this happens.“I’m looking forward to being in the second half of September and knowing what we have, and then making definitive plans with this.“But the competition works like this – the rules are the same for everyone.“It’s uncomfortable in terms of uncertainty until the market closes, but now it’s just a matter of a couple of days, so we will wait.”With regards to the uncertainty Iraola speaks of, Cody Gakpo’s Liverpool future is still up in the air.The winger has been linked with both Tottenham and Manchester City, and his manager admitted he couldn’t be sure if he would remain a Reds player beyond the transfer window.No Gakpo guaranteesAt his press conference ahead of the Forest last, Iraola said: “I can say what I said last week, and even after the performance he had in the first game.“He is playing very well for us. He has been very good since he came back from the World Cup and after the holidays, a good attitude and I hope we can keep him at that level because he has been very influential.Gakpo has started both of Liverpool’s games so far this seasonGetty“When the market is open you cannot guarantee anything with anyone. When I arrived I would like to know how the market finishes and then when you finish with this one and this one, but I don’t know what is going to happen with any of our players. I cannot guarantee anything.“You think I can smell who we are going to sign or what position, but experience shows you that, if there is an opportunity on the last day [of the transfer window], let’s take it.”Gakpo started again on Saturday, setting up Liverpool’s first equaliser through Alexander Isak – who, despite scoring, was criticised for his ‘flat’ performance at Anfield.But Barcola’s arrival would surely see Gakpo drop out of the starting 11, given the France international’s preferred side is also the left.What’s next for Liverpool?Liverpool, still looking for their first win under Iraola, return to Premier League action away to Ipswich next Friday, live on talkSPORT.They then get their Champions League campaign underway at home to Atletico Madrid the following Wednesday.