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He’ll still need to fit in with how we play, and Pep wouldn’t entertain the idea if he thought he won’t.
Erling Haaland
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Cheeky Txiki
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If he joins Madrid after today.....
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On the other hand, knowing how the Madrid media works, I expect the coming days to be full of BREAKING NEWS!!! and “Madrid to sign Haaland by Friday” type of rumors, because they don’t like, and don’t know how to discuss defeats to Barcelona. Be prepared lol
Theres Barca journalists tagging Haaland right now saying they are building a dynasty after beating Madrid. That Haaland should join them. Spanish press are something haha
More Marca.....(fill in as appropriate)
The money angle again.
He forgot to mention the combined wages.
The underlined bit is hilarious. City are so sorry for making it difficult for Los Blancos. What a shame!
As if Real Madrid have never been the leaders in paying huge transfer fees and wages.
The signings of Neymar and Kylian Mbappe by Paris Saint-Germain in the same summer go down as the most recent major statement of intent in footballing memory. Perhaps never before had a club made such a coup in one summer, not only because of the astronomical figure of 362 million euros but also because of the impact it had on the world football at all levels. Real Madrid now have the opportunity to do something of the same calibre or bigger, for less than half the price, by the way. It wouldn't be completely free due to the 75m euro release clause at Borussia Dortmund for Haaland and the 80m euros that Mbappe could cost with a signing bonus.
However, it remains to be seen whether this move, which would be a resounding message of Real Madrid's still dominant position, which has been lost in recent years to clubs like PSG and Manchester City, will ultimately happen. In Manchester, they are optimistic that Haaland will eventually choose to head up a project in England rather than share one with Mbappe in Madrid.
Haaland will decide soon. Barcelona aren't in the equation, not because the Norwegian was not contemplating a move there but because it was unfeasible from a financial point of view for anyone who knows what is happening in the world of football. It is also strange, to say the least, how this idea was peddled knowing that it was going to collapse sooner or later. Perhaps it has served to make Real Madrid bite the bullet, although at times it seemed that they weren't going to enter the bidding. It could also have forced City to raise their offer for the Norwegian, making things far more complicated for Los Blancos. It's also difficult to understand why anyone would think he's going to Barcelona, because both Real Madrid and Manchester City are well aware of their current situation. The fact is that it's now decision time. Everything is in Haaland's hands.
www.marca.com
The money angle again.
He forgot to mention the combined wages.
The underlined bit is hilarious. City are so sorry for making it difficult for Los Blancos. What a shame!
As if Real Madrid have never been the leaders in paying huge transfer fees and wages.
The signings of Neymar and Kylian Mbappe by Paris Saint-Germain in the same summer go down as the most recent major statement of intent in footballing memory. Perhaps never before had a club made such a coup in one summer, not only because of the astronomical figure of 362 million euros but also because of the impact it had on the world football at all levels. Real Madrid now have the opportunity to do something of the same calibre or bigger, for less than half the price, by the way. It wouldn't be completely free due to the 75m euro release clause at Borussia Dortmund for Haaland and the 80m euros that Mbappe could cost with a signing bonus.
However, it remains to be seen whether this move, which would be a resounding message of Real Madrid's still dominant position, which has been lost in recent years to clubs like PSG and Manchester City, will ultimately happen. In Manchester, they are optimistic that Haaland will eventually choose to head up a project in England rather than share one with Mbappe in Madrid.
Haaland will decide soon. Barcelona aren't in the equation, not because the Norwegian was not contemplating a move there but because it was unfeasible from a financial point of view for anyone who knows what is happening in the world of football. It is also strange, to say the least, how this idea was peddled knowing that it was going to collapse sooner or later. Perhaps it has served to make Real Madrid bite the bullet, although at times it seemed that they weren't going to enter the bidding. It could also have forced City to raise their offer for the Norwegian, making things far more complicated for Los Blancos. It's also difficult to understand why anyone would think he's going to Barcelona, because both Real Madrid and Manchester City are well aware of their current situation. The fact is that it's now decision time. Everything is in Haaland's hands.
Mbappe-Haaland: A statement of intent only comparable to PSG signing Neymar and Mbappe
The signings of Neymar and Kylian Mbappe by Paris Saint-Germain in the same summer go down as the most recent major statement of intent in footballing memory. Perhaps never before
www.marca.com
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Meh I think that's a fairly normal assessment of the situation from their perspectiveMore Marca.....(fill in as appropriate)
The money angle again.
He forgot to mention the combined wages.
The underlined bit is hilarious. City are so sorry for making it difficult for Los Blancos. What a shame!
As if Real Madrid have never been the leaders in paying huge transfer fees and wages.
The signings of Neymar and Kylian Mbappe by Paris Saint-Germain in the same summer go down as the most recent major statement of intent in footballing memory. Perhaps never before had a club made such a coup in one summer, not only because of the astronomical figure of 362 million euros but also because of the impact it had on the world football at all levels. Real Madrid now have the opportunity to do something of the same calibre or bigger, for less than half the price, by the way. It wouldn't be completely free due to the 75m euro release clause at Borussia Dortmund for Haaland and the 80m euros that Mbappe could cost with a signing bonus.
However, it remains to be seen whether this move, which would be a resounding message of Real Madrid's still dominant position, which has been lost in recent years to clubs like PSG and Manchester City, will ultimately happen. In Manchester, they are optimistic that Haaland will eventually choose to head up a project in England rather than share one with Mbappe in Madrid.
Haaland will decide soon. Barcelona aren't in the equation, not because the Norwegian was not contemplating a move there but because it was unfeasible from a financial point of view for anyone who knows what is happening in the world of football. It is also strange, to say the least, how this idea was peddled knowing that it was going to collapse sooner or later. Perhaps it has served to make Real Madrid bite the bullet, although at times it seemed that they weren't going to enter the bidding. It could also have forced City to raise their offer for the Norwegian, making things far more complicated for Los Blancos. It's also difficult to understand why anyone would think he's going to Barcelona, because both Real Madrid and Manchester City are well aware of their current situation. The fact is that it's now decision time. Everything is in Haaland's hands.
Mbappe-Haaland: A statement of intent only comparable to PSG signing Neymar and Mbappe
The signings of Neymar and Kylian Mbappe by Paris Saint-Germain in the same summer go down as the most recent major statement of intent in footballing memory. Perhaps never before
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Yes just like they weren’t struggling to beat Galatasaray in the Europa League mid week. Lol
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