Barcelona will part ways with 20-year-old winger in the final weeks of transfer window – Romano

Barcelona will part ways with 20-year-old winger in the final weeks of transfer window – Romano If there is one position Barcelona have significantly strengthened so far this summer, it is the wingers by quite some distance. Having signed Anthony Gordon and Karim Adeyemi to top off a squad that already boasts Raphinha and Lamine Yamal, the Catalans are stacked on both wings. The situation, needless to say, directly affects the situation of Roony Bardghji who arrived last summer to be Yamal’s deputy. Having already seen limited participation last season, all signs point to his involvement further dropping in the coming campaign. Exploring an exit As confirmed by Fabrizio Romano earlier today, Bardghji and Barcelona are set to explore a move in the final weeks of the transfer window. Both parties have come to that agreement and the decision has been made. Bardghji will leave this summer. (Photo by Michael Campanella/Getty Images) The Swedish winger wishes for more minutes and prominence to further his development and will thus leave the club to gain more playing time. Barcelona, meanwhile, continue to believe fully in the player’s quality and will thus keep future control. They will likely sell him but hope to retain a future buy-back clause and see that to be the best dynamic for a transfer at this point in time. The player, however, unsurprisingly prefers to leave on loan and retain one foot in Catalonia. Interest from the Eredivisie One of the most prominent clubs that has documented interest in the Barcelona winger in recent weeks is Ajax , although even their interest is subject to certain factors. On his way out. (Photo by Alex Livesey/Getty Images) PSG are strongly pushing to sign Ajax winger Mika Godts this summer and negotiations are currently underway between both parties. Should the former leave to join the reigning UEFA Champions League holders, Ajax are open to exploring signing Bardghji as a replacement.  So far, the player has impressed Hansi Flick in pre-season and has made a strong case to stay at the club. The new arrivals and their implications on the pecking order, however, make it difficult for him to see regular action at the club. With just over three weeks remaining on the transfer window now, Barcelona will look to speed up on the departures front where they have not made much progress this summer.