Erling Haaland, Manchester City’s forward, has threatened his opponent Real Madrid ahead of the clash between the two teams in the Champions League quarter-finals. According to the newspaper "AS," Haaland continues to associate his future with the Spanish giants and sees this match as an opportunity to prove his importance compared to the Mbappé deal.
The release clause in Haaland's contract allows him to leave Man City starting next summer, but news of Mbappé moving closer to Real Madrid has completely impacted the Norwegian star, who had hoped to wear the Madrid shirt. According to informed sources, Haaland still sees himself as eligible to play for Real Madrid and understands that the Champions League quarter-final clash is a great opportunity to present his credentials to compel the Madrid club to move for him in the future.
Haaland believes that facing Madrid will be an excellent chance to show that he deserves the same value as Kylian Mbappé in Real Madrid's project. Haaland did not shine much in their last encounter in the Champions League semi-finals last season, failing to score against Madrid in both matches. "AS" revealed that Rafaela Pimenta, Haaland's agent, is planning to set a release clause in the Norwegian star's new contract with City that explicitly guarantees the player a future transfer to Real Madrid.
