Brighton ready formal offer to sign Barcelona winger

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Brighton ready formal offer to sign Barcelona winger

Roony Bardghji to Brighton could move quickly if Yankuba Minteh leaves the Amex Stadium.

Albion are reportedly leading the race for the Barcelona winger and are prepared to submit a formal offer once space opens in Fabian Hürzeler’s attacking squad.

Bardghji has struggled for regular football since joining Barcelona from FC Copenhagen in 2025. Lamine Yamal remains ahead of him, while the 20-year-old now wants a club capable of offering a prominent role.

Brighton face competition from another unnamed Premier League side, with several European clubs also monitoring the Sweden international.

Roony Bardghji to Brighton depends on Minteh exit

Spanish newspaper Sport, via Sport Witness, claims Brighton are currently in pole position and ready to make an offer. However, Albion’s next move reportedly depends on Minteh leaving the club.

Brighton would act immediately if the Gambia international departed. That approach suggests Bardghji has been identified as a potential replacement rather than an additional winger for an already competitive position.

Barcelona are willing to sanction his departure but want to retain some control over his future. The Spanish champions are expected to request a buyback clause as part of any permanent agreement.

The delay creates an obvious risk for Brighton. Another suitor could offer Bardghji the regular minutes he wants while Albion wait for movement around Minteh.

Hürzeler already has several young wide players available. Brighton are also preparing a new contract for Amario Cozier-Duberry after rejecting a £5million offer from Anderlecht. The former Arsenal youngster will receive an opportunity to impress during pre-season.

Roony Bardghji to Brighton therefore hinges on the wider structure of the attack. Albion appear ready to act, but they may need to make a significant outgoing decision before completing another high-potential signing.

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