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Roony Bardghji Shuts Down Barcelona Exit Rumours As He Declares ‘I Feel Great’ In Catalonia
Roony Bardghji Shuts Down Barcelona Exit Rumours As He Declares ‘I Feel Great’ In Catalonia
Barcelona’s rising star Roony Bardghji has firmly shut the door on any talk of a January departure, insisting that he feels “great” at the club and has no intention of leaving. Despite limited minutes since his summer arrival from FC Copenhagen, the 20-year-old winger says he is fully committed to Barcelona’s long-term project and enjoys the trust of manager Hansi Flick.
Rumours had swirled in recent weeks suggesting Bardghji could seek a loan move in the winter window, but the Swedish international has now poured cold water on those reports. Speaking to Fotbolskanalen, he made his position crystal clear: “That’s what the media writes. I have had a great time and I have a good relationship with Hansi, who is an amazing coach. He and the club trust me, which means a lot. I feel great. I am patient.”
Bardghji has featured nine times across all competitions so far, with two starts and a total of around 195 minutes on the pitch. While some might grow frustrated with such a slow integration, the winger insists he is learning quickly and adapting well to life in Catalonia.
confidence from hansi flick keeps bardghji grounded
A major reason Bardghji feels settled is the confidence shown in him by head coach Hansi Flick. Despite fierce competition in attacking roles — especially from teenage sensation Lamine Yamal — the coaching staff see the Swede as a valuable long-term asset.
Reports from Sport indicate that Flick and his team “have no doubts” about Bardghji’s future potential, describing him as a player with a “great future ahead.” For a club trying to rebuild under financial constraints and youth-driven strategy, keeping young talents like Bardghji is essential.
standout moments and el clasico memories
One of the biggest milestones in Bardghji’s early Barcelona life was stepping onto the pitch at the Santiago Bernabeu for El Clasico. Even though Barcelona lost 2-1 to Real Madrid, the winger described the occasion as “amazing,” highlighting the intensity, rivalry, and emotion that define the historic fixture.
He also enjoyed a viral moment this season — a beautiful curling goal against Olympiacos that quickly made waves across social media. It offered a glimpse of why Barcelona invested in him and why fans are excited about his future.
competition fuels improvement
Bardghji acknowledges that earning a starting spot won’t be easy. Lamine Yamal is already one of the most exciting teenagers in world football, and the battle for spots on the wings is fierce. Yet, the Swedish international embraces the challenge, saying he improves “every day” and continues to learn the Barcelona way.
Porto and Stuttgart reportedly expressed interest in taking him on loan in January, but Bardghji’s message leaves no doubts: he believes staying at Camp Nou is the best path for his development.
The young winger has also recently earned his first senior cap for Sweden, adding another layer to his growing profile across European football.
the bottom line
Media rumours may come and go, but Roony Bardghji’s stance is clear:
He feels great, he trusts the project, and he’s here to stay.
Barcelona fans will hope the patience and belief he speaks of translate into more magical moments on the pitch — and from the looks of things, that may come sooner rather than later.
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