🗣 'Even last year when Chelsea tried to get him he didn’t push to go there because he thinks that Real Madrid or FC Barcelona are clubs that, in this moment, are the right step for him.'
Erling Haaland ‘doesn’t like the Premier League too much’ and would rather join Real Madrid or Barcelona, or even consider staying at Borussia Dortmund, than move to England.
Since joining Dortmund almost exactly two years ago, the 21-year-old has plundered 76 goals in just 74 games and is only continuing to evolve and get better.Manchester United as former boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer had already developed a personal relationship with his compatriotDespite Solskjaer’s departure, though, the Red Devils are said to remain keen on landing Haaland with current interim boss, former Premier League player Alf-Inge.
“So it is not sure that he’ll leave in the summer. Borussia Dortmund thinks that for his career, another year there should be the right step. Before re-signing Romelu Lukaku for a club record fee, Chelsea tried to bring Haaland to Stamford Bridge as Thomas Tuchel searched for a recognised ‘number nine’ to lead the line.
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