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Haaland buys two apartments in Yas for €3.92 billion from City

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Haaland buys two apartments in Yas for €3.92 billion from City

On the luxurious Yas complex, a large artificial island near Abu Dhabi, Erling Haaland, Manchester City striker, watches the Gulf view while signing the documents for two prestigious apartments. It is the player's first purchase in the United Arab Emirates.

The €3.92 billion project

The real estate complex, built by the owners of Manchester City, is valued at around €3.92 billion. The apartments are intended to host the players and staff during the season.

The announcement was released via a video posted by the real‑estate company, featuring Haaland smiling in front of the site.

"Hello everyone. I am very happy to join the Manchester City project with Ohana. I have just bought a house with my father, soon we will be neighbours," said the striker of the Citizens.

Haaland already owns several properties: an apartment in Oslo, another in his hometown of Bryne, a luxury villa in Marbella and, recently, a property on the outskirts of Manchester, in Cheshire.

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The investment highlights the growing influence of Manchester City off the pitch, showing how high‑profile players can contribute to international real‑estate projects.

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