Barcelona ready to sell 20-year-old winger for ten times his fee – report | OneFootball

A fresh report from Fichajes suggests that Barcelona are prepared to part ways with Roony Bardghji just one year after signing him.

It must be noted that the Swedish winger arrived at the Spotify Camp Nou for a modest €2.5 million fee. 

At the time, Barcelona’s sporting department viewed the transfer as a low-risk move with high upside. 

The idea was to secure emerging talent early, allow development, and benefit financially if the player’s market value rises and now, that strategy could deliver immediate results.

Barcelona ready to make big profit

According to the outlet, Barcelona would be willing to listen to offers in the region of €25 million. 

That figure represents a tenfold increase on the original investment, which is a significant margin in the current financial climate.

With tight economic controls in place, Barcelona are increasingly focused on smart recruitment. 

This means Barcelona are involved in identifying young prospects at accessible prices and creating value either on the pitch or in the transfer market.

Bardghji’s performances have played a role in this situation. While he has not been a guaranteed starter, he has shown clear signs of potential. 

Barcelona are ready to sell Roony Bardghji. (Photo by Alex Caparros/Getty Images)

His direct running, confidence in one-on-one situations and attacking instinct have caught attention. 

Those flashes of quality have been enough to attract interest from clubs in major European leagues.

Sources close to Barcelona believe €25 million is a realistic valuation for a young winger with room to grow. 

In a market where clubs constantly search for attacking depth, that price could appeal to several sides.

Not a line in the sand

Importantly, Barcelona have not fully closed the door on keeping him longer. 

This means if Bardghji receives more minutes before the end of the season and continues to develop, his value could increase further. 

More exposure would likely intensify competition among interested clubs and potentially push the fee higher.

From a financial perspective, selling a €2.5 million signing for €25 million would be seen as a success. 

But what happens in the summer will depend much on how Barcelona approach the transfer window.