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Erling Haaland at Real Madrid, it could be a reality sooner than expected.
At a time when PSG is suspended on Kylian Mbappé’s decision for the future, Real Madrid – big favorite to welcome the captain of the Blues – seems to be asking fewer questions. And for good reason. If the Bondy crackhead were to escape the White House, plan B would be there. In the person of Erling Haaland, the other sure value of young offensive footballers.
La Cadena Ser is formal this Thursday. The Merengues, in the submarine, have been working for a long time to seduce the Haaland family, and in particular the father of the phenomenon, Alfie Haaland, who this week in London on the sidelines of the The Best Trophies ceremony did not hide the attraction of his son for Spain. Relations between Real and those close to the Norwegian are said to be so cordial that interviews at Valdebebas, the Madrilenians’ training center, are not rare according to the Iberian press.
A 100 million deal this summer?
“ Real exchanges without fanfare with the player’s entourage and leaves the dialogue with Manchester City to third parties », Breathes the journalist of the radio station José Delgado. The idea for President Florentino Perez being to already negotiate the outlines of an agreement with the Skyblues, without getting stuck in, and without risking some fluctuations, ” for a fixed amount which does not depend on the pound sterling exchange rate, for example “.
Under contract with the Cityzens until 2027, Erling Haaland benefits from declining release clauses in his lease which in the summer of 2024 should allow him to leave England for the modest sum of 100 million euros. A completely manageable amount for the Merengue institution, which however intends to keep control of its budget, even if it means waiting until 2025. By then, Kylian Mbappé will perhaps have changed the situation.
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