Meet Roony Bardghji: Kuwait-born talent with ‘lucky name’ hoping for a reunion at Tottenham
Roony Bardghji, a teenage sensation, has hinted at a potential summer move to Tottenham, stating that the idea of joining the club is ‘fun’ to think about. The Swedish youth international, who was born to Syrian parents in Kuwait City and moved to Sweden at a young age, could potentially join his countrymen Dejan Kulusevski and Lucas Bergvall, who are already at Spurs. Bardghji, often referred to as ‘Roony’ during his childhood, clarified in an interview that his name is not related to the famous footballer Wayne Rooney. Despite joining Malmo’s academy at 13 and then moving to FC Copenhagen, the in-demand star’s stock has risen significantly this season, attracting interest from clubs like Manchester United and Chelsea.
However, Tottenham may have an advantage in signing him due to the potential reunion with his Swedish teammates at the club. While Bardghji has expressed interest in the move, he has not ruled out other possibilities. Bardghji has voiced his ambition to become the best player in the world and has set his sights on winning the Ballon d’Or in the future. Despite not yet earning a senior international cap for Sweden, he has shown determination to achieve his goals and make a mark in the football world.
