Manchester City Striker Erling Haaland could leave Man City to join this club for only €100m

For a low price of just €100 million, Erling Haaland can leave Manchester City.

If Real Madrid fails to sign Kylian Mbappé, they might look at getting Erling Haaland, a star player for Manchester City.

Sources say that the Spanish team would only have to pay half of his release fee from Manchester City.

News from AS in Spain (via the Daily Mail) says that the Spanish giants only need to pay half of Man City’s release fee to get Haaland.

The La Liga team is currently trying to sign Kylian Mbappe, who can sign a pre-agreement with any club he wants since his deal at PSG ends in six months.

But the French player is said to be “unimpressed” with Madrid’s attempts to sign him. In case they can’t sign Mbappe, Carlo Ancelotti’s team might try to sign Haaland instead.

The Norwegian scorer has scored a lot of goals and would be a great replacement for Karim Benzema. He moved from Borussia Dortmund to the Premier League winners for £51 million and has scored 71 goals and set up 14 more in 75 games.

Joselu is in charge of Real Madrid’s attack right now, but he’s not at the level they need him to be, and neither are Vinicius nor Rodrygo, who aren’t natural strikers.

Real Madrid still doesn’t have a replacement for Benzema, who left the club to play for Al-Ittihad in the Saudi Pro League.

Haaland has a release option that only English Premier League teams can use. It is worth about €200 million (£172 million). He could be signed by teams in other leagues for about half of that price.

Haaland would be a great deal for those big La Liga teams to sign at that price.