Copenhagen Awaits Bardghji's Future with Barcelona

The Danish club Copenhagen is anticipating developments regarding the future of its former player Roni Bardghji with Barcelona during the current summer transfer market, amidst the possibility of the Swedish striker leaving the Catalan club.

The Spanish newspaper 'Mundo Deportivo' reported that Copenhagen holds 15% of any future transfer value for the player, a clause included in the agreement of his sale to Barcelona for two million euros, in addition to half a million euros in variables.

The importance of the clause increases for the Danish club with the growing talk about the possibility of Bardghji's exit this summer, whether on loan or through a permanent transfer if Barcelona receives a suitable offer.

The 'TEAMtalk' website indicated that six Premier League clubs have inquired about the player's situation, namely Leeds United, Aston Villa, Sunderland, Brighton, Brentford, and Everton, enhancing the prospects of his move during the current transfer period.

Barcelona still prefers to loan the player to give him a greater opportunity to participate and develop, while retaining his sporting rights, but it does not close the door to a permanent sale if a suitable offer arrives.

Bardghji played 28 matches in his first season with Barcelona, scoring two goals and providing four assists, with a total of 864 minutes played across various competitions.