Breaking News: “I want to play for”-Erling haaland exposes the club he wants to go to and its causing a steer online.

Due to a two-tiered release clause, Erling Haaland could be able to leave Manchester City this summer for as little as £86 million.

The striker helped Pep Guardiola’s team win a historic treble in his first season in the Premier League, setting a number of records. He is still a vital part of City’s attack and tops the goal charts once more, but a European rival may be able to acquire him this summer for a low price.

Haaland might depart after the season, according to AS, with a move to Real Madrid supposedly being his ideal fit. According to the website, “if it were up to him, he would sign for Real Madrid tomorrow” and Los Blancos are supposedly his dream team.

The Premier League rivals of City do not have the same release clause, despite Forbes reporting that any other English team would need to pay roughly £170 million to land the Norwegian—twice as much as teams like Real Madrid would have to pay.

Real was a huge fan of Haaland’s before he made the decision to leave Borussia Dortmund and move to Manchester. The prolific forward might be the subject of another move from the Spanish powerhouses, as he would be able to rejoin former teammate Jude Bellingham.

Ferran Soriano, the CEO of City, said earlier in the season that he was positive Haaland would stay, despite reports of a release clause. “I’m happy at Manchester City,” said Haland. He has done something incredible with us since coming here, and I think he will be here for a long time.

Rafaela Pimenta, Haaland’s representative, said the following about his next move: “I don’t think it’s necessary to say that Erling does what he wants.” It’s not accurate. Erling will always act in Manchester City’s best interests as well as his own. When everyone is willing to make the change, it will happen.

Real Madrid is devoted to attracting Kylian Mbappe to the Bernabeu despite their strong ties. The Spanish team has made two attempts to convince the Frenchman to leave PSG, but he is still committed to the team. This summer, when his contract at the Parc des Princes expires, he will be made freely available.