Is Haaland happy in Manchester? The wink he sends to Real Madrid and Barcelona

There is no doubt that the big news regarding the transfer market is that of Kylian Mbappé, who for years has been linked with a possible departure from Paris Saint-Germain and his arrival at Real Madrid. Now more than ever, it seems that the arrival of the French star to the Spanish capital is imminent, as it has already been officially announced that he will not continue in the Parisian box and journalists like Fabrizio Romano claim that the only club that is negotiating with Mbappé is Madrid.

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However, it seems that Erling Haaland could become the next big story in European soccer, as the Norwegian striker is one of the best players in the world at the moment. For many he is the best striker there is in Europe, as his performances with Manchester City have led him to be nominated for awards such as the Ballon d'Or.

Recently, Haaland has been linked with a possible transfer to both Real Madrid and Barcelona, the two biggest clubs in Spain. On the one hand, it is said that the Spanish capital team has such a good financial management that signing the Norwegian would not be a problem for them, while Barça would have to get rid of some players to pay for his possible transfer.

Faced with these rumors, Haaland spoke about his future and, first of all, clarified that he is very happy being at Manchester City. "I am very happy in Manchester, especially with the people I am surrounded by, the coach, the board, the directors," he said. However, he also dropped a nod towards the Spanish giants and was aware that his statement would make all the headlines.

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Haaland's wink to Real Madrid and Barcelona

While Erling Haaland wanted to highlight his happiness at Manchester City, he also assured that "tomorrow you never know what the future holds", leaving the door open for a possible departure to Spain, which many believe could happen not this summer, but until 2025.