If Manchester City is expelled from the Premier League, Haaland's decision to play in Real Madrid

Total tension in England. This day Everton's sanction for breaching financial regulations was confirmed. The English team will receive a deduction of 10 points and according to Mirror, there are already other teams investigated such as Manchester City or Chelsea FC. Taking into account the fine imposed on Everton, the threat of a 30-point penalty or automatic relegation from the Premier League would seem very real for both, the newspaper explains. Until now, the biggest points penalty in English football has been 30 points against Luton Town in the 2008-09 season for irregular player transfers.

Two clubs from the famous Big Six would be willing for the English elite to be made up of only one Big Four. Just as Everton was already deducted 10 points for financial irregularities, the Citizens are being investigated for 115 charges against them that could cost them the category.

Not only Manchester City is in a complicated situation but also Chelsea, which faces a very similar situation. Blue and light blue are struggling to avoid a strong deduction of units while there are 16 institutions that have already indicated that they would request the relegation of both. This situation worries the English club because there would be an imminent flight of stars as already happened in Juventus a few years ago with the Calciopoli controversy.

Would Haaland leave Manchester City?

“There is the Premier League and then there is Real Madrid. And Real Madrid has something of its own that makes it a dream territory for all players. Real Madrid has inexhaustible magic, it is not in the best League, but it has the Champions League," Erling Haaland's agent declared in an interview a few months ago. This makes it clear that the player has a great destiny at Real Madrid. However, for the moment it is expected that the board will resolve this problem in the best possible way to prevent Haaland and other stars from leaving the club.