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Tottenham Step Up Pursuit of Copenhagen Starlet Roony Bardghji in Search of Summer Bargain

Roony Bardghji is attracting significant attention from top European clubs this summer as his contract with FC Copenhagen enters its final six months.
The talented Swedish winger has reportedly shown little interest in renewing his deal, which has only intensified speculation surrounding his future.
Several clubs are said to be monitoring the situation closely, with Porto and Marseille particularly keen on acquiring Bardghji.
Tottenham Hotspur are also firmly in the race, with reports suggesting they could table an offer for the 19-year-old during this transfer window.

Despite the growing competition, Spurs are still pushing to bring Bardghji to North London. However, interest from both Porto and Marseille has complicated matters.
Just recently, respected journalist Fabrizio Romano reported that Marseille—who will participate in next season’s Champions League—have already initiated talks with Copenhagen regarding a potential move.
Meanwhile, Porto are believed to have submitted a bid, although it is understood that negotiations have not progressed significantly.
Nevertheless, TBR Football reports that Bardghji remains on the radar of several English clubs, with Tottenham actively working behind the scenes on a potential deal.
Spurs have been long-time admirers of Bardghji, having monitored his development since 2023.
Now, with his contract nearing its end, the opportunity to sign him at a cut-price fee makes the deal all the more appealing for the Premier League side.
One concern, however, has been Bardghji’s injury history. He suffered a serious ACL injury in April 2024, which kept him out of action until March this year.
That setback may explain why he hasn’t yet completed a high-profile move away from the Danish Superliga.
Even so, his talent is undeniable, and Tottenham remain keen as they seek to bolster their attacking options with young, high-upside talent.



