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To extend his contract with Manchester City, Erling Haaland would demand an insane salary.
While his name continues to populate the transfer window, Erling Haaland recently spoke to discuss his future. If he said he was “happy” at Manchester City, the Norwegian serial scorer has not closed the door to a departure, he who would be in regular contact with Real Madrid in particular, according to certain sources.
“I am very happy, especially with the people around me, he confided this week at a press conference. The manager, the directors, the board, I’m really happy, I have to say. I’m saying it now, this will probably be a big headline, tomorrow you never know what the future holds, but I’m happy. You can write that, but you also have to write everything I said before. I am happy “
Haaland wants to become the highest paid player in the Premier League
Words which revived the rumor sending him to Real Madrid. However, according to OK Diario, this declaration is nothing other than a way of putting pressure on its leaders to obtain a clear salary increase. Indeed, his agent Rafaela Pimenta would negotiate a new lease for his colt with the Citizens. For its part, the White House would have decided to give up its visit this summer with the arrival of Kylian Mbappé
The Haaland clan and Mancunian leaders have been in discussions for a year about this extension. And the demands of the 23-year-old striker, whose contract runs until June 2027, would be quite crazy. Still according to the Spanish publication, the native of Leeds would demand a salary of 65 million net per year. Enough to become the highest paid player in the Premier League. Currently he perceives a salary slightly lower than 23 million euros per year.
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