Barcelona's Roony Bardghji attracts interest from over 10 clubs this summer
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 13, 2026, 8:25 PM
Last updated Jul 13, 2026
Roony Bardghji, a young attacker for Barcelona, is drawing significant interest from clubs across Europe ahead of the upcoming season. After falling down the pecking order with the arrival of new signings Anthony Gordon and Karim Adeyemi, Bardghji is anticipated to seek a move. Reports indicate that more than ten clubs, including Sunderland, Leeds, Brighton, Fulham, Aston Villa, Juventus, Ajax, Marseille, and Porto, have expressed interest in acquiring the Swedish international. With a potential transfer on the horizon, the situation is evolving as the summer window approaches.
- •Roony Bardghji has fallen in the squad hierarchy at Barcelona.
- •Over ten clubs have shown interest in signing him.
- •Clubs interested include Sunderland, Leeds, and Juventus.
- •Bardghji may leave due to recent signings at Barcelona.
- •Transfer discussions are expected as the summer window nears.
- 8:25 PMYahoo Sports — Barcelona star wanted by 10 clubs this summer
"A member of the attacking ranks at La Liga champions Barcelona is drawing widespread interest from across Europe with a view to next season.The Blaugrana star in question? Roony Bardghji.Youngster Bar...
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