I guess the rumours about Erling Haaland's potential transfer to Real Madrid just got cut short.
Real's presidential candidate Enrique Riquelme, who was pushing hard to sign up Haaland, just lost the election, so it's unlikely that Real Madrid will be continuing their pursuit of a "hostile takeover" of Haaland.
Man City, Haaland's father and his agent, all confirmed he's not going anywhere.
More on the story can be read in the local Manchester news portal:
https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/man-city-erling-haaland-rodri-34081840
Real's presidential candidate Enrique Riquelme, who was pushing hard to sign up Haaland, just lost the election, so it's unlikely that Real Madrid will be continuing their pursuit of a "hostile takeover" of Haaland.
Man City, Haaland's father and his agent, all confirmed he's not going anywhere.
More on the story can be read in the local Manchester news portal:
https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/man-city-erling-haaland-rodri-34081840
I really think it will be difficult to get Halaand out of Manchester City right now, because I think his is a big part of the club and he also love the club, so i never saw him leaving Manchester City this summer even if Enrique Riquelme has won the election. Halaand made his name at Manchester City and he seems to be very loyal to the club, so it will be a very difficult task to get him out, although in football everything is possible, but I don't see him leaving Manchester City anytime soon. It's very possible that it might happen in the future, but for now we will still enjoy watching him in the premier league.
For now the players focus is on the World Cup and how to make a big statement in the tournament and after that he will return back to Manchester city where he will focus more on achieving great thing at the club. He is still on contract with Manchester city but just as you said in football anything is bound to happen.
