Barcelona confirms the signature of Wonderkid Rony Bardghji from Copenhagen

Barcelona has officially completed the signing of the young wing Ronnie Bargage from FC Copenhagen for a preliminary fee in the region worth two million euros.

The 19 -year -old fell in Barcelona during the weekend and was introduced to his new colleagues on Sunday.

He put the pen on paper on a contract that would keep it in the club until 2029.

The agreement with Copenhagen includes additional performance -based functions, as well as a sale condition, which authorizes the Danish club for a percentage of any future transportation that includes Bardghji.

With the expiry of his contract in Denmark in December, Copenhagen has now chosen money for a reduced fee.

Bardghji is scheduled to join the first Hansi Flick team for training before the season, and it is likely to be part of the next Asian round in Barcelona later this month.

Wonderkid Roony Bardghji joined Barcelona ✅

He arrives from FC Copenhagen in a four -year deal ✍#BCFOTBALL pic.twitter.com/o49cxd7knv

Today’s match (BBCMOTD) July 14, 2025

A final decision on whether it is still with the upper team experience or gains with the reserve team- which plays in the fourth layer in Spain- will be taken based on its performance before the season.

A source within the club Bardghji described as a “signature for the future”, noting that the young man can have a short -term effect depending on his development.

The interest of a loan from other Laliga clubs has already appeared, adding another layer of potential options for its direct future.

Braggy, who holds Swedish nationality and born in Kuwait to Syrian fathers, rose to the lead in the Champions League two years ago.

However, its progress was temporarily stopped due to the ACL injury.

Despite the setback, enjoy a strong campaign 2023-24, scoring 11 goals, including an unforgettable blow to the Copenhagen 4-3 league victory over Manchester United, before suffering from his injury in May 2024.

Nearly 10 months, Bardghji returned in March 2025 and appeared in six Danish Superliga matches before the end of the season.

Now, with a new start in one of the largest clubs in Europe, it will aim to re -ignite the capabilities that one day had linked as one of the most young talents in Europe.