After it was revealed that FC Barcelona held a meeting with Erling Haaland, Manchester City could interfere and benefit Real Madrid, which is the third club most determined to finalize the signing of the Norwegian striker who currently belongs to Borussia Dortmund.
And according to the British media ‘The Time’, City would be willing to be a ‘springboard’ for Haaland to sign for Real Madrid in the future, something that would obviously greatly affect Barcelona’s plans.
Obviously, the ‘Citizens’ would not have thought of letting Haal go and in a short term (if they manage to sign him), because they would try to make the most of his talent, winning some titles, if they guarantee the player that they will negotiate with Real Madrid if they show interest in signing him.
This proposal would be seen with good eyes from the Spanish capital where it would already be very close to closing the signing of Kylian Mbappé, and thinking about the idea of joining him in the future with Haaland would lead to a hypothetical hegemony of the group ‘Merengue’ in LaLiga.
Will Barcelona’s plans fall through with Haaland?
It should be remembered that at the beginning of this month, a Barcelona commission met with Erling Haaland in Germany with the intention of convincing him to sign for the culé team. The proposal includes a five-year contract and more than $200 million dollars
However, these plans could fall apart if the footballer and those in charge of his representation (people close to the agent Mino Raiola who is in poor health), think they can get more money between Manchester City and Real Madrid as well as a better sports project.
To avoid this, the Barça board, headed by Joan Laporta, will have to step up the accelerator and find a way to close the negotiations with Haaland and later with Dortmund, who will receive more than $80 million dollars for the sale of the Norwegian.
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