This is what Erling Haaland, a scorer for Manchester City, would say if he had the opportunity to “sign for Real Madrid tomorrow.” According to AS, he is able to do so for a sum that is quite low, amounting to $109.5 million (€100 million), provided that Los Blancos pays that amount to activate his release option option.

In order to get the Norwegian out of his contract and sign him with the Premier League giants in the summer of 2022, they paid the same amount of money as Borussia Dortmund, which was either $65.6 million or €60 million.

After that, Haaland had a fantastic first season in Manchester, during which he set various records for goals scored and contributed to the team that Pep Guardiola led to victory in the treble.

This includes the player’s first Champions League victory as well as the club’s first Champions League triumph, which they won by defeating Real Madrid, the holders of the championship, in the semi-finals.

When it comes to the big-eared prize that will be awarded in 2023/2024, both of these European titans are still in the running for the title. In the later stages of the knockout phase, they might face one other once more.

However, Madrid is already making preparations to enhance its squad for the upcoming season, regardless of how well Carlo Ancelotti performs in his role as head coach following his recent appointment.

Foot Mercato says that president Florentino Perez has already made an offer to Kylian Mbappe, which the French player, who will be a free agent at Paris Saint-Germain on June 30, has accepted in the last few days.

The time of Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo is slowly coming to an end. Now, Mbappe and Haaland are seen as the next generation’s biggest stars.

However, Haaland is being discussed as a potential “Plan B” for Madrid in the Spanish press in the event that they are unable to sign both of these players concurrently.

Madrid has reportedly received “good news” on Haaland’s release clause, which was estimated to be worth €200 million or $219 million. This information comes from AS.

According to the information obtained by the publication, this price is only applicable to Premier League teams. The value is reduced by fifty percent for any potential purchaser who is not a resident of the British Isles, bringing it down to a far more reasonable one hundred and nine million dollars (one hundred million euros).