Roony Bardghji: Copenhagen’s teenage sensation facing Manchester City
Roony scored his only Champions League goal against Manchester United in November For Roony Bardghji, the spotlight has been a constant companion. When Manchester City travel to FC Copenhagen for the first leg of their Champions League last-16 tie on Tuesday (20:00 GMT), the teenage right winger will be the major threat, especially after his […]
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