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Quote from: lulumiya on December 21, 2021, 04:08:13 PM

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Man City's toughest rival is probably Real Madrid to be able to get Erling Haaland. Real Madrid have shown their interest in signing Haaland,
but Real Madrid still has a lot of forwards. So they need to sell some of the forwards they have in order to bring in Haaland, because Haaland is
likely to ask for a high salary. So in order for Real Madrid to meet Haaland's request for salary, Real Madrid have to sell some of the forwards
who have high salaries. Apart from Real Madrid, there are many other big teams who are also rumored to want Haaland, such as Chelsea and
Bayern are also interested in bringing Haaland. So if Man City want to get Haaland it is not easy and must move quickly. We'll see if when
the transfer window opens, which team will make an offer to Dortmund to get Haaland.

Above all else, Real Madrid have Benzema. His big contribution to the team in this season so far is just indisputable. But there is a possibility that Benzema can leave the team at the end of the season as far as I know. Because of this, they want to fill his place with a great striker like Erling Haaland. And I believe that they are the number one candidate to make it for now.

Although Karim Benzema is the main player for Real Madrid and makes a huge contribution to Real Madrid. But Benzema is 34 years old, meaning
that Benzema is likely to decline in form in the next few years. So it is not wrong if Real Madrid want to bring in a striker who is much younger.
If it is true that Real Madrid can bring in Mbappe and Haaland, it is likely that Benzema will leave Real Madrid before his contract expires.
According to rumors PSG is one of the clubs linked with Benzema if it turns out that Benzema decides to leave Real Madrid.

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Some news sources still say that the current Manchester United manager Ralf Rangnick has spoken to Erling Haaland's father and asked for the possibility of Haaland to join Manchester United next season. But honestly, I don't see the possibility as high. Because while there are teams like Real Madrid, Manchester City, Liverpool and PSG are in the race also, Manchester United don't have a big chance considering their current condition.

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Liverpool is entering the race for Haaland! I hoped this would happen, it makes so much sense from business perspective as well which is a key metric when they analyze new signings.

Haaland has a low release clause, he's English, still so young with amazing potential and plays in a position Liverpool needs to strengthen anyway. Apparently Salah requested big signings if the club wants him to extend as well.

This just looks so good from all angles and I see it happening. The only problem might be that City will be looking for a striker as well.

Manchester City, Liverpool, Real Madrid, Barcelona… All the big clubs will enter the biggest race of this season. There are a lot of teams waiting in line for Haaland. For Haaland, I think there would be two options first. Manchester City and Real Madrid. If he wants to go to Spain, Real will sign him, if he wants to go to the Premier League, City. Of course, there may be other teams that will offer more money. The closest option to this would be Newcastle United. For the new president who wants to start a new super team, Haaland could be a very good advertisement.

Does Haaland want to be in the relegation team despite being offered a lot of money? Haaland will certainly be thinking about his future with a top club and it doesn't make sense if Haaland accepts an offer from Newcastle.
But I'm sure that with the team you mentioned, Haaland will choose which is the best option for his future. For me, the three clubs are pretty good, except for Barcelona, which is in a bad phase.
He had to choose his best option.

If Newcastle United can get Haaland to accept their future plans, maybe Haaland can be a part of Newcastle United. Of course, this is no more than a guess. I also see the possibility of going to other teams more. I predict that he will especially prefer the Premier League, which is the most popular league at the moment. It could be Manchester City, Liverpool or Chelsea. Manchester City, which is missing a striker and could not get Harry Kane, is my favorite team in this case. I don't know what Haaland's future club will be, but I'm sure they will be a good team.

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Quote from: onecall123 on December 22, 2021, 10:33:34 AM

A €50 million deal has been agreed between Barcelona and Manchester City for the transfer of Ferran Torres. Although Xavi's side is struggling financially, the Spain international is set to join Xavi's side in January. He hasn't played for City since September due to a foot injury. Here's hoping he will be a great help to Xavi.

Losing Aguero, who officially retired this season, of course makes Barcelona have to look for other players who play as strikers, but Manchester City wants Barcelona to pay 50 million euros if they want to bring Ferran Tores from the Etihad Stadium, with difficult financial conditions now Barcelona are reportedly going to make a trade-in for signing ferran torres and barcelona have offered ousmane dembele in the deal.

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Quote from: LUCKMCFLY on December 22, 2021, 02:32:39 PM

The truth is that if Haaland and Mbappé enter Real Madrid, a very strong team would be built, if Real Madrid leaves some strong players like Hazard and others they would be opening a great market for teams that could be in trouble, for example Barcelona. You need some high profile players, as well as many missing that can contribute to the style of play that Xavi may need to implement.

This is only speculating what can happen at any time, if we take into account the entire market that will come for January, many teams will be disarmed and others will really have a very good team of champions.

People are talking about the probability that Real Madrid can sign Erling Haaland and Kylian Mbappe both in the transfer window in January. To be honest, their making a contract offer to Mbappe wouldn't surprise me. Mbappe is already too eager to join Real Madrid and he wouldn't turn down their offer even in this transfer window. But for Haaland, I'm not so sure. If none of the other teams interested in him make an offer, then Real Madrid would also wait for the end of the season I think.

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Quote from: onecall123 on December 22, 2021, 10:33:34 AM

A €50 million deal has been agreed between Barcelona and Manchester City for the transfer of Ferran Torres. Although Xavi's side is struggling financially, the Spain international is set to join Xavi's side in January. He hasn't played for City since September due to a foot injury. Here's hoping he will be a great help to Xavi.

A good move for Ferran Torres who had not been regular or in starting line up for Man City since September, he need to play regularly to earn a call up into the Spanish national team for next year world cup, Barcelona is the choice for him where a regular playing time is guaranteed, meanwhile Man City will have a limited options upfront with only Gabriel Jesus as the only main striker, if Ferran Torres eventually leave that means buying a striker in January is a most for Man City probably reignite the signing of Harry kane again.

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The truth is that if Haaland and Mbappé enter Real Madrid, a very strong team would be built, if Real Madrid leaves some strong players like Hazard and others they would be opening a great market for teams that could be in trouble, for example Barcelona. You need some high profile players, as well as many missing that can contribute to the style of play that Xavi may need to implement.

This is only speculating what can happen at any time, if we take into account the entire market that will come for January, many teams will be disarmed and others will really have a very good team of champions.

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Quote from: KTChampions on December 22, 2021, 11:11:24 AM

For some reason, I thought that if Haaland does not make the transition in the summer, then it will be a great pain for me Grin

For several months now, news and talk about a possible new club for Haaland has taken up much more space than discussion of his game (it deserves close attention). Hopefully in the summer he will make a choice and we will follow his records in a new place and not discuss the amount of compensation.

It would be much better for Erling Haaland to make his final decision about to what club he would like to go until the summer transfer window. He shouldn't get stuck at Dortmund for the next season also. It would be perfect for him to go to a bigger club after this season ends. He is just wasting his talent at Dortmund. They are not a team being able to win even the Bundesliga title. A player like Haaland should be playing bigger than this.

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Quote from: KTChampions on December 22, 2021, 11:11:24 AM

For some reason, I thought that if Haaland does not make the transition in the summer, then it will be a great pain for me Grin

For several months now, news and talk about a possible new club for Haaland has taken up much more space than discussion of his game (it deserves close attention). Hopefully in the summer he will make a choice and we will follow his records in a new place and not discuss the amount of compensation.

It's up to Haaland to decide either to remain or get transferred. The news keeps coming on and on about Haaland having a new club by the summer and have had lots of club bidding him lots of offers. But the choice is left for both him and his manager to decide on. Getting a new club could be a good new start for him

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Quote from: onecall123 on December 22, 2021, 10:33:34 AM

A €50 million deal has been agreed between Barcelona and Manchester City for the transfer of Ferran Torres. Although Xavi's side is struggling financially, the Spain international is set to join Xavi's side in January. He hasn't played for City since September due to a foot injury. Here's hoping he will be a great help to Xavi.

I also read about this deal, and I'm quite surprised Barcelona are willing to spend that much on Ferran Torres, it may not be a massive amount in todays footballing context, but IIRC Barcelona are in a financial crisis, and even if they want to bring out cash to strengthen their team, then they should be looking for a better talent than Ferran Torres who is yet to convince me since his move to City.

Having said that, City will be the winners should to his deal go through, that's cause they bought Ferran for about half of the money they are about to sell him for, not that he has been superb or scintillating since moving to City, thus I don't see why Barcelona have agreed to pay almost double of what he was bought for, imo, this is a good deal for City, as for Barcelona and Ferran Torres, we'll have to wait and see before drawing conclusions.

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Things are getting more interesting for the Erling Haaland transfer day by day. Now it is claimed that Liverpool also have joined the race to sign Erling Haaland. They are already one of the biggest contenders to reach an agreement with him. And their game plan is good for him also. But I still think that Real Madrid have a bigger chance to bring him to the team. We will see if I'll be wrong about this.

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Quote from: KTChampions on December 22, 2021, 11:11:24 AM

For some reason, I thought that if Haaland does not make the transition in the summer, then it will be a great pain for me Grin

For several months now, news and talk about a possible new club for Haaland has taken up much more space than discussion of his game (it deserves close attention). Hopefully in the summer he will make a choice and we will follow his records in a new place and not discuss the amount of compensation.

Man, Let's look realistically at the current state of affairs, because honestly speaking, I'm tired of repeating ... Haaland will not go anywhere from Borussia, because judging by the same news, the management will do everything possible to interrupt any proposal.

Borusia fully covers even those preferences of Haaland that concern the Champions League, and by and large the situation is unlikely to change, since the "Hummeln" have 9 rather easy matches ahead, the results of which will definitely help narrow the gap with Bayern. Tongue

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Quote from: cryptofrka on December 22, 2021, 03:39:12 AM

Liverpool is entering the race for Haaland! I hoped this would happen, it makes so much sense from business perspective as well which is a key metric when they analyze new signings.

Haaland has a low release clause, he's English, still so young with amazing potential and plays in a position Liverpool needs to strengthen anyway. Apparently Salah requested big signings if the club wants him to extend as well.

This just looks so good from all angles and I see it happening. The only problem might be that City will be looking for a striker as well.

Sky Sports Germany claim that the Merseysiders are a club that cannot be underestimated in the current Haaland transfer competition and could even be the strongest contenders for rich teams such as City and Madrid who are still being linked with Haaland. and reportedly the reds have prepared a lot of funds to bring this wonderkid.
I think this will be good enough in terms of movement and development. I hope that when Haaland changes clubs he doesn't choose the wrong club for his future masses

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Quote from: onecall123 on December 22, 2021, 10:33:34 AM

A €50 million deal has been agreed between Barcelona and Manchester City for the transfer of Ferran Torres. Although Xavi's side is struggling financially, the Spain international is set to join Xavi's side in January. He hasn't played for City since September due to a foot injury. Here's hoping he will be a great help to Xavi.

The agreement between Torres and Barca is just waiting for an official announcement because I have also heard that tomorrow they will sign a contract and some general tests such as a medical examination. Losing Torres is not something that means anything to City management other than profit, so their opportunity to develop their business is through the community that has already played with the first vaccine.

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For some reason, I thought that if Haaland does not make the transition in the summer, then it will be a great pain for me Grin

For several months now, news and talk about a possible new club for Haaland has taken up much more space than discussion of his game (it deserves close attention). Hopefully in the summer he will make a choice and we will follow his records in a new place and not discuss the amount of compensation.

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A €50 million deal has been agreed between Barcelona and Manchester City for the transfer of Ferran Torres. Although Xavi's side is struggling financially, the Spain international is set to join Xavi's side in January. He hasn't played for City since September due to a foot injury. Here's hoping he will be a great help to Xavi.

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No way for Newcastle of course. Haaland will have enough top clubs throwing crazy money at him, there is no money they can offer to have any chance of bringing him.

I'd exclude Barcelona (too many financial issues and a team in disarray), Real (they will go all in with Mbappe), all Italian clubs and PSG - I doubt Haaland would want his next step to be the french league.

That basically leaves top English clubs and Bayern. Chelsea has Lukaku, United is currently below City and Liverpool so I think there are only 3 options for him. City, Liverpool and Bayern, in that particular order.

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Quote from: tokeweed on December 22, 2021, 07:37:10 AM

^ LOL no... Unless it was some ridiculous amount of money but then it’s just a maybe. I mean Haaland is young, he’s prolly in football for the glory first. The money is secondary. I think Newcastle would be trying to acquire an elite 30 something forward who still has a couple of years in the tank. You guys got any names? I’m thinking somebody like Bale...

But yeah, for EPL fans Newcastle is the club to watch during the January transfer window.

Erling Haaland is no more than a dream for Newcastle among the big candidates to sign him I'm afraid. Because having too much money doesn't guarantee you that you can buy whatever player whenever you want. Teams like Real Madrid, Manchester City, PSG etc. will always be one step ahead of Newcastle as long as Newcastle don't reach their level of success. But I'm pretty sure that Newcastle will build a solid team anyway and start with a clean slate.

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Quote from: Red Pie on December 22, 2021, 06:29:42 AM

Manchester City, Liverpool, Real Madrid, Barcelona… All the big clubs will enter the biggest race of this season. There are a lot of teams waiting in line for Haaland. For Haaland, I think there would be two options first. Manchester City and Real Madrid. If he wants to go to Spain, Real will sign him, if he wants to go to the Premier League, City. Of course, there may be other teams that will offer more money. The closest option to this would be Newcastle United. For the new president who wants to start a new super team, Haaland could be a very good advertisement.

I don't think Newcastle will be a better option for him in premier ship. Manchester city will be a better tip for his career. He is a young player, he deserve a club that will assist him to build a good and fast career. Although he will have better playing time in clubs like Newcastle than in Manchester city.

I personally feel Halland should opt for only 4 clubs and then pick one of them and they’re: Manchester United, Liverpool, Manchester City and Real Madrid. Furthermore while Bayern will attempt to lure him he should avoid going there, because he’ll lose Dortmund fans respect if he makes the move to them.

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Quote from: Red Pie on December 22, 2021, 06:29:42 AM

Manchester City, Liverpool, Real Madrid, Barcelona… All the big clubs will enter the biggest race of this season. There are a lot of teams waiting in line for Haaland. For Haaland, I think there would be two options first. Manchester City and Real Madrid. If he wants to go to Spain, Real will sign him, if he wants to go to the Premier League, City. Of course, there may be other teams that will offer more money. The closest option to this would be Newcastle United. For the new president who wants to start a new super team, Haaland could be a very good advertisement.

I don't think Newcastle will be a better option for him in premier ship. Manchester city will be a better tip for his career. He is a young player, he deserve a club that will assist him to build a good and fast career. Although he will have better playing time in clubs like Newcastle than in Manchester city.

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