What will happen to Erling Haaland in the future? While BVB is planning with the Norwegian, his advisor probably wants to cash in properly.
Star consultant Mino Raiola allegedly wants to make Erling Haaland the best-paid footballer in the world and is ready to make absurd demands. Like the English one Mirror reports Haaland could soon be earning a million pounds a week wages. Borussia Dortmund’s sports director Michael Zorc is meanwhile relaxed.
The signs of an early departure from Erling Haaland from Borussia Dortmund are growing. It was announced last week that his agent Mino Raiola, together with Haaland’s father Alf-Inge, had talks with Real Madrid and FC Barcelona.
The demands made are reported to have shocked the two Spanish clubs. Accordingly, Raiola had demanded a salary of around 1 million pounds per week – the equivalent of 1.15 million euros – for Erling Haaland. In addition, Raiola and Alf-Inge Haaland will each receive a bonus of £ 20 million when the contract is signed.
Erling Haaland is without a doubt one of the most promising footballers of the coming years. For Borussia Dortmund he scored 49 goals in 52 games and prepared 13 more goals – numbers that were previously only seen from Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo and Robert Lewandowski.
Mino Raiola believe Haaland will soon overshadow Messi and Ronaldo and become the most dangerous striker in the world. The signing would give the clubs a kind of goal guarantee.
With such sums of money, financially well-positioned clubs such as Manchester City and Paris Saint-Germain would most likely come into question. ManCity coach Pep Guardiola recently said: “I don’t know what’s going to happen – but we won’t buy a striker at these prices.”
Michael Zorc: “Clear planning to start the new season with Haaland”
In the ARD Sports show BVB boss Zorc was stressedly relaxed on Sunday despite the smoldering Haaland rumors: “I like to stick to what the contractual basis looks like and how the direct discussions were held last week,” said the 58-year-old. “We have a very clear plan to start the new season with Erling.”
However, he is concerned about the sporting record of the black and yellow in the league: “We are panting, we are lagging behind. The point average is significantly worse than in previous years.” That is why they are unfortunately anything but satisfied in the “main Bundesliga” competition at the moment. “
BVB is currently seven points short of fourth place, and six games are still to be played. “Of course it would be a serious setback for us in terms of reputation,” admitted Zorc. “But we didn’t bring it to the field this year. In economic terms, it is of course a major setback, especially in these pandemic times.”
BVB-Watzke also recently had opposite DAZN and Goal explains that BVB is planning firmly with the striker: “We don’t have a parallel plan. We’ll discuss this with Erling, his father and his advisor Mino Raiola. We want him to be happy to stay with us, too, with conviction next year BVB will score goals. There is no alternative plan. “
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