Haaland wants to go out now

Despite Borussia Dortmund's intention to double Haaland's salary so that he stays, at least one more season, As AS has learned from sources close to the Norwegian player, this is not a possibility that he is contemplating at this time. Far from being so, your representative, Mino Raiola, already receives proposals for next summer. And he rubs his hands, because it will be a historic operation for him and for the world of football.

The wish of Raiola himself, and of the player, was to have been able to go out in the last summer market. But Borussia flatly refused, believing that keeping it would be much more profitable for the entity than selling it for the 200 million that several teams (PSG or City) came to put on the table. The reason, they understand in Dortmund, is twofold. On the one hand, retaining Haaland is essential for the public to return normally to a stadium that is a great source of income, the one with the best average attendance in Europe (85,000). On the other hand, making sure to play the Champions League is also to ensure income.

The play was perfect for Raiola and Haaland himself, despite that, because by not coming out last summer they have kept open the possibility of playing for Real Madrid, which is the forward's great dream. Last summer Real Madrid was focused on making offers for Mbappé and devoted all its efforts to that. Next summer (already with Mbappé signed since January if everything goes well despite the latest statements from Mbappé's mother), he will be able to go with everything for Haaland.

A busy summer is coming, anyway, with the Norwegian striker. There is a verbal pact between Raiola and Borussia to facilitate the player's departure in the summer of 2022. As reported by AS, there is nothing signed. Only a gentlemen's agreement that forces Borussia to negotiate its sale if offers arrive. There is also no fixed starting price. This will cause a strong bid for the forward of the moment … that, Despite Borussia's renewal offer, he wants to leave now.