Erling Haaland, Manchester City’s star striker, is reportedly reconsidering his future with the club.
According to Spanish reports, the Norwegian international has been losing patience with City’s struggles this season.
Despite Haaland signing a new nine-and-a-half-year contract with Man City in February, recent form has raised doubts about his long-term commitment.
Man City has had a difficult title defense, with key player Rodri’s injury impacting their chances. They now sit in fifth place in the Premier League, 21 points behind leaders Liverpool.
This poor performance has led to speculation that Haaland could consider a move to other top European clubs, including Real Madrid and Barcelona.
Haaland’s primary goals are competing at the highest level, winning major titles, and consistently being part of the Champions League. The current situation at City doesn’t seem to align with those ambitions.
“Sources close to the player claim that the forward expected much more from this season, and that the early elimination from the Champions League, coupled with poor performances in the league, have taken their toll on his motivation.”
Paris Saint-Germain is reportedly eyeing Haaland, seeing him as the ideal forward. With PSG’s financial power, they could be a strong contender for his signature.
Bayern Munich is also in the race. The German club, potentially facing the departure of Harry Kane, could appeal to Haaland with its stable and winning sporting project.
Man City has no plans to sell Haaland, but if the club’s situation doesn’t improve, the striker might consider forcing a move.
