Leeds will be on high alert after Roony Bardghji latest at Barcelona - view
Leeds United could have fresh encouragement in their effort to sign Roony Bardghji from Barcelona.
The Whites have had a quiet yet positive transfer window to this point.
Having signed James Trafford, Tarik Muharemovic and Harry Wilson, Daniel Farke has certainly improved his side.
Business doesn't have to be done their as various other targets continue to be linked.
The Sweden international is one of those after just one season at Camp Nou.
Bardghji's future at Barcelona looks to be sealed as Leeds could now step up their interest.
Barcelona make Roony Bardghji transfer decision
The 20-year-old has been viewed as one of the brightest prospects in world football for many years.
He made his breakthrough at Copenhagen in the 2021/22 season and has gone on to feature for the Catalan giants.
Things haven't necessarily gone to plan in LaLiga having made just seven starts in his initial campaign.
That looks to have prompted an early exit from the Spanish giants.
Fabrizio Romano reported on Saturday that Bardghji isn't travelling with Barcelona for their next pre-season friendly as he prepares for a departure.
That has opened the door for the Swede to leave as a loan deal could be on the cards, while a permanent transfer with a buy back clause has also been put forward.
Leeds have shown an interest in the forward and could now have the perfect chance to seal a deal.
How Leeds United can get bargain with Bardghji
It is clear where the five-time Champions League winners stand on the exit of the winger.
Leeds seek to benefit from the situation at Camp Nou, especially given they only paid £1.7million for him last season.
That represented an excellent fee, especially as part of a four-year deal.
Given that they are now looking to sell him 12 months later, they could accept a cheap deal as they can easily make a profit.
Even if it is only on loan, a permanent clause is likely to be included, which will also surely be at a cut-price.
That would perfectly suit the Whites, especially after splashing out on Trafford and Muharemovic.