FC Copenhagen is navigating a busy summer transfer window, with significant player movements and preparations for their upcoming UEFA Champions League qualification campaign dominating the headlines.
The Danish champions are reportedly in advanced talks to sign Croatian goalkeeper Dominik Kotarski from PAOK for a fee of around €5 million. This potential acquisition suggests a move to strengthen their defensive capabilities ahead of a demanding season.
In terms of outgoings, the club is on the verge of transferring one of its brightest talents, Roony Bardghji, to La Liga giants Barcelona. The 19-year-old Swedish winger is expected to complete his move, with reports indicating he has already undergone a medical.
This follows the recent high-profile signing of German forward Youssoufa Moukoko from Borussia Dortmund. The addition of the promising young striker is a clear statement of intent from the club as they look to bolster their attacking options.
Amidst the transfer activity, FC Copenhagen is also focused on retaining key personnel. The club has reportedly rejected offers from German clubs for head coach Jacob Neestrup, signaling their desire for stability and continuity.
The team is actively preparing for the new season, with a crucial UEFA Champions League qualifier on the horizon. In 14 days, they will face the winner of the match between Differdange from Luxembourg and Drita from Kosovo, as they bid to secure a spot in European football's premier competition.
