For several months now, it has been the target of the largest European clubs. The star of Borussia Dortmund has been tempted by the strongest brands, and now it is said that Real Madrid and FC Barcelona would most likely bring him together.
Although there are two of the biggest Spanish clubs in the game to bring Norway, they seem to be showing more determination. In recent days, information has emerged that the “Royal” authorities are ready to spend up to EUR 400 million on Haaland’s transfer, which would be an absolute record.
However, according to Fabrizio Romano, one of the most respected journalists, Erling Haaland will not leave Borussia Dortmund in the winter. According to the Italian, the Norwegian footballer still has not come to an agreement with any club. Moreover, in the summer, the exit clause of € 75 million is triggered in the contract, which now seems absurdly low compared to the Norwegian value.
If Haaland leaves Borussia, it won’t be until summer. But this scenario is also not certain. The club from Dortmund also intends to join the fight to keep the Norwegian. According to “Bilda”, the management of the club from Signal Iduna Park intends to present the 21-year-old with a new contract, under which his earnings would increase significantly.
Surprising offer from Borussia Dortmund
Talks on a possible extension of the contract by the Norwegian are to start in January. According to information from the German media, it will be able to count on the support of one of its main sponsors – Puma. In total, the Norwegian could count on an annual salary of as much as EUR 24 million, of which the clothing giant would pay 1/3 of this amount.
However, the proposal presented by BVB is to have a validity period – the club will want Haaland to make a final decision about its future by the end of February at the latest. However, if the Norwegian decides to change the environment, Borussia will be forced to start searching for his successor.
Source: Sport
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