Roony Bardghji is very likely to leave FC Barcelona, and the player's decision is expected to be made next week.

Ajax has made an inquiry about Roony Bardghji, who faces significant competition from major leagues across Europe. According to the Spanish outlet Sport, more than ten interesting offers have been received for the player. Barcelona is planning not to take Bardghji to the training camp starting August 28 and wants to resolve the player's situation before that date. Although the Spanish champion is open to both a loan and a sale, the club seems to prefer a direct transfer as the player could generate significant income. A sale with a buy-back option for Barcelona is also considered likely. The player remains convinced of his own abilities and wants to succeed in Catalonia.

According to Diario Sport, Ajax is making efforts to sign Roony Bardghji and currently has what the publication describes as the greatest chance of signing the attacker. The Catalan newspaper reports that Ajax is the club pushing hardest for a loan transfer and that officials from the Dutch club, led by sporting director Jordi Cruijff, have already been in Barcelona to discuss this possibility. A definitive transfer is excluded, but a loan without a purchase option is possible. Diario Sport states this would mean the Swedish player would receive significant playing time in Ajax's new project. FC Barcelona would prefer a sale with a buy-back clause to create space for incoming deals. However, it is indicated that Roony will be loaned out, which is what the player himself wants. The loan is considered a reasonable option that Barça would welcome, but the player must ultimately make the decision.

Roony Bardghji intends to leave FC Barcelona in the summer if a good offer is made, a decision stemming from his dissatisfaction with his playing time. FC Barcelona would prefer not to sell him permanently unless he explicitly asks for a transfer, viewing a loan as a potential option. Ajax is one of several interested clubs, and it is reported that some proposals include a buy-back option for the Catalan club.