Bild reported during the weekend that Man City are having doubts about signing him now due to the commissions wanted by his father and Raiola in this deal. Alfie Haaland want 30m while Raiola want 40m.
On top of that they want a 20-30m net salary for Haaland.
Juventus have been out of the race the moment they've signed Vlahovic. Not that he was cheap. Fee was about the same as Haaland's buyout, but the additional costs of Vlahovic will be much lower.
Would ask this question to City fans if they had any but if you're Man City and know Haaland will only be there for 4-5 years before going to Spain, do you still sign him for all this or sign Harry Kane for what overall is likely to be a lesser financial package?
Who gets you closer to winning a CL trophy right now?
Not that the extra costs are going to hurt a club de-facto owned by a state.
Would ask this question to City fans if they had any but if you're Man City and know Haaland will only be there for 4-5 years before going to Spain, do you still sign him for all this or sign Harry Kane for what overall is likely to be a lesser financial package?
Who gets you closer to winning a CL trophy right now?
Not that the extra costs are going to hurt a club de-facto owned by a state.
Would ask this question to City fans if they had any but if you're Man City and know Haaland will only be there for 4-5 years before going to Spain, do you still sign him for all this or sign Harry Kane for what overall is likely to be a lesser financial package?
Who gets you closer to winning a CL trophy right now?
Not that the extra costs are going to hurt a club de-facto owned by a state.
My question is "Does he still have it"?. He's looking a little of the pace and unsure of himself at the moment. Wonder it is temporary or the injuries have slowed him down permanently.
He's 21 lol, of course he'll get back in form.