The latest news, the Premier League local manchester City to catch a big fish in the 2022 transfer market, the target is the world's second man Haaland! In order to facilitate the deal, Manchester City's next plans have been exposed.
"Manchester Evening News" news, Ferrand Torres to Barca transaction is basically reached, the transfer fee is as high as 55 million euros, in addition to 10 million euros of floating terms, Torres's transfer market is estimated at 45 million euros, Manchester City still earned. And this deal is likely to be the foreshadowing for Manchester City to sign Haaland.
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola is not worried about Torres' departure, in fact, Ferran Torres has been injured since October this year, and Manchester City has not been greatly affected. For nearly two years, City have been pursuing top strikers, but have suffered repeated setbacks, first kane and then Cristiano Ronaldo.
City's offer for Kane was even close to 200 million, but Kane eventually stayed at White Hart Lane in Tottenham's banding. And C Ronaldo, Manchester City is "the duck in hand flew", Manchester United killed the cut-off, the achievement of C Ronaldo's fairy tale home, but fiercely pierced the heart of Manchester City. That's why City were determined to pursue Haaland and clear the four stars in the squad to make room.
Haaland is currently valued at €150 million, second only to Mbappe, while his liquidated damages are only €75 million, which is a cabbage price. And Dortmund is also working hard to abolish the cabbage price of the liquidated damages, to keep the treasure of the town store, at the very least, the liquidated damages to several times, like barca, Real Madrid's contract renewal, at every turn is 1 billion liquidated damages.
For Manchester City, in addition to selling Torres, they also plan to loan Pedro Polo to Sport of Portugal (rumors have it that Real Madrid are interested in him), Japanese teenager Ko Itakura to Schalke 04 and Morgan Rodgers to Bournemouth. In this way, you have made up the "four-for-one" deal that harlands, do you think it is worth it?