I don't think thats the issue, the issue is the lad doesn't want to come here. I have no proof, just a feeling.
I think Dortmund do sell for that price.
Dortmund only sell if Haaland agrees to be sold and the question is why would he?
Say, for argument’s sake, that Haaland is worth say €150M, and if Dortmund wanted to accept an offer of €150M for him right now, then where’s the €30M for Raiola, €20M for his dad and €20M signing on fee for Haaland’s bank account in the Cayman Islands going to come from?
Well it would come out of the fee paid to Dortmund or Haaland wouldn’t move anywhere.
Therefore Dortmund wouldn’t actually make any more money by selling him now as opposed to selling him next summer.
And why would Haaland, his fat agent and his dad gift circa €70M to Dortmund when it’s their’s for the taking in 12 months?
To my mind this is likely to be the stopper.
Also, if Haaland is worth €150M now and if he performs consistently well and holds his value until next summer then Raiola will make sure that whoever buys him pays that full whack.
Some posters have the odd notion that Haaland will become a cheap buy because Dortmund get less of a fee next summer but they’re forgetting that Haaland, his agent and his dad will have the difference earmarked for their bank accounts so Haaland will cost as much as the market values him at, it’ll just be the case of the split between the involved parties being organised differently is all.