Patrick Berg’s impressive showings at the 2026 World Cup and with Bodø/Glimt have put him firmly on the radar of English clubs. Both West Ham United and Burnley are keeping a close eye on the Norwegian midfielder, whose leadership and tactical awareness make him a really valuable prospect for the Premier League.
- West Ham United and Burnley are interested in signing Patrick Berg.
- Berg’s contract with Bodø/Glimt runs until July 2028.
- His market value is currently estimated at €8.2 million.
Patrick Berg’s World Cup Impact
Patrick Berg, well known for his midfield mastery, made headlines with his performances at the 2026 World Cup. He played a key role in Norway’s campaign, most notably assisting Erling Haaland in a vital 2-1 win against Côte d’Ivoire. Despite Norway not taking home the title, Berg’s influence on the field was hard to ignore, and it really proved his ability to perform at the very highest level.
Patrick Berg was brilliant (not quite brilliant enough 😅) for Norway at the World Cup and had a great year with Bodo/Glimt too…
His performances have drawn interest from English clubs, including West Ham and Burnley 🟣🔵
#WHUFC #BurnleyFC https://t.co/P8wym9IllW
— The72 – We Love the #EFL (@_The72)
July 12, 2026
Club Success with Bodø/Glimt
On the club scene Berg continued to impress with Bodø/Glimt in the Eliteserien. In the 2026 season he made 10 appearances and even chipped in with a goal. His consistent form and ability to read the game have been vital to his teams achievements. With 261 matches, 27 goals and 25 assists for Bodø/Glimt, Berg’s numbers really do highlight his talent and versatility.
Interest from English Clubs
Berg’s performances havent gone unnoticed, with West Ham United and Burnley both keen on bringing him in. His current market value sits at €8.2 million and with his contract running until July 2028, any transfer would be a pretty significant deal. Known for his leadership and sharp tactical mind, Berg could be a transformative addition to any Premier League midfield.
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