Everton have been informed of the availability of Roony Bardghji, with Barcelona said to be ready to sanction a sale of the Swedish winger this summer, according to The Hard Tackle, citing a report from TEAMtalk.
Leeds United are understood to be among the strongest pursuers, with Aston Villa and Everton also alerted to the 20-year-old’s availability as Barcelona look to move him on.
Bardghji arrived at Camp Nou only last summer, joining from FC Copenhagen in a deal worth around £2m that was widely regarded as smart business by the Spanish giants. Opportunities proved limited in his debut campaign, however, and he finished the 2025-26 season with six goal contributions.
For Everton, the appeal is clear. David Moyes’ side have lacked depth in wide areas throughout the summer, a point underlined by the club’s continued interest in Newcastle’s Jacob Murphy and the ongoing uncertainty over Jack Grealish’s future.
A younger option with genuine pedigree, even one yet to fully establish himself at the highest level, would address the same need but from a different angle.
Nothing in the report suggests talks are advanced, and Everton are one of several Premier League clubs said to have been made aware of Bardghji’s situation rather than a frontrunner for his signature. Leeds’ interest appears to be the most developed at this stage.
It is, for now, an early marker rather than a nailed-on target — but one worth watching given Everton’s need for competition on the flanks, and the fact that Barcelona’s stance on a sale appears to have softened only in the past few days.
