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Transfers

Brighton eyes Barça winger Roony Bardghji as Barcelona's depth widens

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Brighton eyes Barça winger Roony Bardghji as Barcelona's depth widens

Brighton & Hove Albion are circling Barcelona's 20‑year‑old right‑winger Roony Bardghji as the Spanish club looks to offload a player who has struggled for minutes behind Lamine Yamal at Camp Nou, after the Swede was signed for €2.5 million last summer.

The report, titled "Vermeend Ajax-target mag vertrekken bij Barça", notes that Barça bought Bardghji from FC Kopenhagen last summer for €2.5 million, even though he had only a few months left on his contract there.

De future of the 20‑year‑old Zweed at Camp Nou remains uncertain, as he currently sits behind Lamine Yamal in the pecking order for the right‑wing position.

The arrival of Karim Adeyemi has added another layer of competition, further limiting Bardghji's chances of breaking into the first‑team lineup.

According to Diario Sport, the winger already has multiple offers on the table, with the Premier League seen as the most likely destination; Brighton is one of two clubs confirmed as serious suitors, and the Seagulls appear ready to act once Yankuba Minteh departs.

Bardghji himself has said that a loan move would be best for his development, emphasizing that regular playing time will be a decisive factor in his decision.

Barcelona has not ruled out a transfer that includes a buy‑back clause, but the club wants to retain some control over the player's future.

Both sporting director Deco and coach Hansi Flick continue to trust his qualities, stating that he can "disrupt defences" with his skill set.

A further Premier League club has also inquired, while several European sides monitor the situation; whether Ajax still maintains interest remains unclear.

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