While a potential Kylian Mbappe transfer from PSG to Real is currently a ‘hot topic’ ahead of the January transfer window, Erling Haaland’s future is still not determined. While Mbappe will almost certainly leave Paris, and the only option is Real, there are at least four clubs that are interested and have the money to sign the Norwegian, but the option to stay in Borussia is also realistic. In fact, there are two new reports coming out of Germany and Spain regarding Haaland’s potential transfer. 76 goals in 75 games.Erling Haaland joined Dortmund two years ago today 🤖 pic.twitter.com/tyNVfe408o— B/R Football (@brfootball) December 29, 2021 The first one is that Real Madrid is seriously considering signing BOTH Mbappe and Haaland this summer, and one of the biggest critics of president Florentino Perez, La Liga president Javier Tebas confirmed that the Royal club has the power to do it, without breaking any financial or La Liga rules. And the other report, this time from reliable Bild Sport, says that Borussia Dortmund are preparing a financial package so big, that they will be able to persuade Haaland to stay for another season. ‘Haaland? We have Lewandowski, he’s gonna score 30 goals for a few more years’According to Bild, Dortmund are set to double Haaland’s annual salary to around 2 billion Ksh (40 million a week) and the forward could also collect up to 1 billion in bonuses from Dortmund’s manufacturer Puma. With an annual salary in the potential region of 2.5 billion Ksh, Haaland would be almost equal with Bundesliga’s top scorer Robert Lewandowski.Knock, knock, knocking on a Dortmund’s door: We’re aware Real Madrid are coming for HaalandTalks will begin at the beginning of January with Haaland’s agent Mino Raiola and his dad, former Manchester City and Leeds player Alf-Inge Haaland. The Millionaires have asked Mino Raiola to give them the answer until February at the latest, so they have enough time to prepare themselves and find a replacement, in case Haaland and his agent decide against the idea. If this is true, there will be a quiet January transfer window for the Norwegian.
