The 20-year-old joined Tottenham from Djurgårdens IF in 2024 and signed a new contract with the north London club in September, committing his future until 2031. The fresh agreement has not stopped speculation about his longer-term prospects, however, with competition for midfield places limiting his opportunities this season.
According to Tuttomercatoweb, Napoli remain interested in Bergvall, while Barcelona have also returned to the picture. The report suggests the Spanish club continue to admire the midfielder, whom they previously pursued before he chose Tottenham.
Bergvall attracted attention from several clubs during the summer, including Nottingham Forest, Newcastle United, Chelsea, Manchester United, Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich. He ultimately stayed with Spurs and agreed new terms, but his role in the team remains a factor in the ongoing transfer discussion.
The midfielder made 33 appearances in all competitions during the 2025-26 campaign, scoring once and providing four assists, according to the supplied report. His involvement this season has been more limited, with six appearances across competitions at the time of the Swedish report, including four league outings and two starts.
That lack of regular starts could encourage other clubs to monitor the situation, although there is no indication that Tottenham have agreed to sell him or that either Barcelona or Napoli have submitted a formal offer.
Bergvall’s contract gives Tottenham a strong position in any negotiations. The club announced in September that he had committed his future through to the summer of 2031, with sporting director Johan Lange praising his potential and his desire to improve.
Barcelona’s interest is not new. The Catalan club were previously linked with Bergvall before his move to England, but he opted for Tottenham as the next stage of his development. Their reported renewed attention suggests he remains on their radar as they assess young midfield options.
Napoli’s interest also places Bergvall among the players being considered by clubs looking to strengthen in the middle of the pitch. Any potential move would depend on Tottenham’s willingness to negotiate and the player’s prospects of securing more regular football.
For now, the reports point to interest rather than an imminent transfer. Bergvall has recently recommitted to Tottenham, and the club have not indicated that they intend to part with him. His playing time over the coming months may help determine whether the speculation develops into a concrete approach.