A complication

Roony Bardghji is going thru a difficult time in his career. The young FC Barcelona winger was left out of the 55-player roster that Graham Potter chose to represent Sweden in the World Cup. The news was surprising because Bardghji had been part of the call-up in the playoffs, although he was ultimately dropped. His lack of continuity at the Catalan club ultimately influenced the coach's decision.

Others who were left out of the Swedish call-up

The Swedish list not only left out the Barcelona attacker but also names like Williot from Celta and Kulusevski from Tottenham. Instead, Potter opted for players with less international experience, which generated criticism from former footballers and analysts. Many believe that Bardghji, due to his talent and potential, deserved to be at the World Cup.

Better expectations in Barcelona

The player himself had already expressed his displeasure during the playoffs, stating that he expected more minutes at Barça and that this lack of prominence was affecting him in the national team. Given this scenario, his immediate future could change: it is not ruled out that he might seek to leave the club in the next market to find a project that guaranties him continuity and brings him closer to the national team once again. His entourage plans to meet with the Barcelona management, although the club does not consider parting ways with him thru a transfer, as they see him as a player with great potential.

Bardghji knew that his first season in Barcelona would be one of adaptation and that competing with Lamine Yamal for the same position would be complicated. However, since January, he has practically not had any participation, which has ultimately affected his present. The exclusion from the Swedish list is a hard blow, but it can also be the starting point to redefine his career and seek a stage where he can demonstrate all that he promises

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