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Patrick Berg is a wanted man, and Bodo/Glimt could consider allowing the defensive midfielder to leave this summer as more clubs show interest in his signature. Berg has established himself as one of the top players in the Norwegian top flight over the last few seasons and has continued to perform well since returning to Bodo/Glimt after a short spell at Lens in 2022. He was one of the starters for the Norway team that played at the 2026 World Cup and has already returned to action for Bodo/Glimt following the tournament. His reliability and consistency have made him an important player for both club and country. Sevilla Join Race for Berg Berg is regarded as a remarkably dependable player, and Sevilla are the latest club to show interest in signing him. According to Sporten, their interest comes just hours after West Ham also showed an interest in bringing him to their squad. Other clubs have also been linked with Berg in the past. Leeds United and Everton have both been mentioned as potential destinations, meaning the midfielder could have several options if he decides that the time is right to leave Bodo/Glimt. However, Berg does not necessarily need to move this summer. Like most players at Bodo/Glimt, he is more than happy to remain at the club, where he earns enough money to take care of himself and can continue playing an important role. Berg Holds His Future in His Hands The interest from Sevilla and West Ham could allow Berg to test himself elsewhere, but there is no guarantee that he will choose to leave. His strong connection with Bodo/Glimt means remaining at the club is also a realistic option. Berg will therefore have to decide which path is best for him. A move could provide a new challenge and the opportunity to compete in another league, while staying at Bodo/Glimt would allow him to continue in familiar surroundings. Given his situation, it would not be surprising if Berg decided to remain with Bodo/Glimt beyond this summer. He has established himself as an important player at the club, is comfortable with his current circumstances and has the option to continue his career there. For now, the growing interest means his future remains uncertain, but the final decision will ultimately rest with Berg and Bodo/Glimt.