Erling Haaland has not signed for any team, is he thinking about the Premier League?

Everything points to the fact that Erling Haaland will not remain at Borussia Dortmund. What is clear, as of today, is that the Norwegian will make use of the clause that brings his starting price down to 75 million euros.

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That is the first amount to be addressed by the club of the striker's choice, although it is not yet clear which way to go next season. Haaland wants to wear white and partner Mbappé, but City are also playing their cards.

The Etihad Stadium club have put a deal on the table that would see the Norwegian earn €600,000 a week. In fact, Borussia Dortmund advisor Matthias Sammer admitted that he fainted when he saw what City's proposal was.

Haaland's request does not go down well with City

'The Sun' has learned that Erling Haaland, however, does not want to be tied down by anyone for a long time. That is why the Norwegian would have asked City to place a release clause in his contract, which would allow him to leave City and not have to use the transfer request.

This is an unusual practice in the Premier League and one that City would take a dim view of, although it remains to be seen when Haaland might execute that release clause and City, for their part, analyze whether they could have already capitalized on their investment in the attacker by that time.

If City want Haaland they need to hurry up

Signing Erling Haaland for just €75 million is, as the market currently stands, a bargain. Borussia Dortmund knows that the player will go to them and that he can also be cheap.

However, the German team had an ace up its sleeve. The 75 million clause has an expiration date of April 30. If no agreement is reached, its price will rise substantially, according to 'Bild'.

Three teams are currently in the race for the powerful Norwegian striker. Manchester City are in the lead, followed by Real Madrid and Barcelona.

The team led by Guardiola is ready to throw the house out the window. In fact, they would even wait beyond April 30 to pay around 119 million euros to Borussia Dortmund.

To all this is added the fact that it will shield the player, who would be the best paid in the Premier League with a salary of 30 million euros net per year.

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