Spurs and Everton target Eidur Gudjohnsen
could leave Barcelona this summer after becoming disillusioned with
his 'status' at the Nou Camp.
The Iceland international has regularly stated that he
knows he cannot expect to play every week for the Blaugrana, but
has enjoyed playing more often than not in the starting line-up or
as a substitute.
But with the club playing several vital encounters in recent
weeks the former Chelsea forward has been squeezed out of the
picture more and more by coach Pep Guardiola and is now
unhappy.
"Of course I am happy about us being in the finals of the
Champions League, but I do not deny that I am rather unhappy about
my status and I can very well imagine that this will be my last
season with Barcelona," Gudjohnsen told Icelandic newspaper
Morgunbladid.
"I do not understand why my status [within the team] changes
this suddenly because I thought I was doing well. This is difficult
to swallow.
"I will look into my affairs when the season is over. It is very
enjoyable to be with a large club, but it is not very enjoyable to
just watch and sit on the bench."
Tottenham and Everton are said to be monitoring the
30-year-old's situation and could make a move when the season
concludes later this month.
