Barcelona declines opportunity to sign Tottenham midfielder Lucas Bergvall
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 8, 2026, 10:25 AM
Last updated Aug 8, 2026
Barcelona has been offered the chance to acquire Tottenham midfielder Lucas Bergvall, valued at £60 million. His representatives have reached out to several clubs, including Barça, as he seeks a move away from Tottenham. Despite interest in Bergvall, Barcelona has ruled out a transfer, focusing instead on strengthening their midfield through Manchester City's Rodri. Barcelona had previously been close to signing the midfielder in 2024 but chose not to enter a bidding war after Tottenham increased their offer and secured his signature.
- •Barcelona offered £60 million-rated Lucas Bergvall by his agents.
- •Club has no interest in pursuing a deal for Bergvall.
- •Focus on signing Manchester City midfielder Rodri instead.
- •Barcelona nearly signed Bergvall in 2024 before Tottenham's intervention.
- •Bergvall's earlier decision favored Tottenham over Barcelona.
- 10:25 AMYahoo Sports — Barcelona offered the services of £60 million-rated Tottenham midfielder – report
"Lucas Bergvall’s name has resurfaced at FC Barcelona. The Swedish midfielder, who was one of the club’s top transfer targets two years ago, has recently been offered to Barça by his representativ...
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