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Haaland plans his exit if Manchester City crashes

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Haaland plans his exit if Manchester City crashes

Erling Haaland already has a plan for the case that Man City gets relegated from the Premier League. The 26‑year‑old Norwegian wants to leave the club and not stay at the Etihad, while the biggest clubs continue to monitor the situation in the future.

Financial allegations and official statement

TEAMtalk reports that Haaland already has a clear plan for the case of a relegation of Manchester City. The possible drop from the Premier League is linked to accusations of breaches of financial rules, which City officials are still defending. The officials emphasize that the process has not yet been decided, while Haaland has already set his scenario.

Arsenal is watching the striker’s situation and is said to have already made initial contacts with his camp. Real Madrid and FC Barcelona are also in the race and have been linked with Haaland for a long time. Both Spanish clubs are ready to become active in the event of a departure from Manchester City.

The 26‑year‑old remains one of the key players of the Etihad side. Since his move from Borussia Dortmund, he regularly scores more than thirty goals per season. This makes him one of the most prolific strikers in Europe.

If Manchester City avoids relegation, the issue of his departure could lose significance. Otherwise, a race for Haaland could become one of the biggest transfer battles of the coming years.

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