For all involved, it’s a big nerve problem this season. Perhaps best described by the word “crazy”: it’s the poker transfer of BVB star Erling-Braut Haaland (21). After Liverpool with coach Jurgen Klopp (54), he recently said: “Crazy! Don’t share these sums » Even wealthy Manchester City should now start considering Haaland’s transfer deal.
70 million of serious money
The reason for this is the numbers. Because Haaland-Papa Alfie-Inge (49) and his son’s advisor, Mino Raiola (54), want to make money again when the star is transferred. In addition to the already high transfer fee of BVB (about 80 million euros) and the high salary of the striker, the demands of the Norwegian consultants are immeasurably high.
As reported by Bild newspaper, father Haaland wants a whopping 30 million euros from his new club to sign his son – and that’s not all, because the chancellor Mino Raiola also wants to make money, of course. His commission for signing up should be that amount as well.
But it is not only these astronomical sums that make the Sheikh club from Manchester suspicious of Haaland’s transfer. There’s also his injury record: as much as the Norwegian did during his time at BVB (80 goals in 80 matches), the Super Moss was often absent through injury. This season, 1.94 million chickens played just 16 games for his club. Is this why City are throwing in the towel now after Liverpool?
There will be a decision soon
If City does withdraw from poker, only Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain will be able to pay the required sums. The decision of the future striker should be made at the end of April. It remains to be seen if City will continue to compete. (equality)
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