Recently, Borussia Dortmund star Haaland's agent Rayola has been circulating in the media, and the Norwegian's desire to land in La Liga has been circulating. Laiola is unabashed in saying that Haaland is highly likely to leave Borussia Dortmund this summer to play for other leagues.
Previously, Haaland's name had been associated with the Premier League, but Raiola stressed that Haaland was less interested in the Premier League, he preferred La Liga, and he aspired to land in Spain and come here to play. The only La Liga team that can match Haaland's current status and value is Real Madrid and Barcelona. However, Barca are now in deep financial crisis, and the team's qualification for the Champions League next season does not seem to be guaranteed, which may be difficult to meet Haaland's salary and competitive requirements.
Haaland's joining Real Madrid looks like a brighter road. As long as the Norwegian is willing to play with Mbappe, then Of course Real Madrid will be willing to sign him. After all, Benzema is 34 years old, and finding Benzema's successor is also a top priority for Real Madrid.
For the scandal between Real Madrid and Haaland, Benzema is certainly not happy. According to the Spanish newspaper Marca, once Real Madrid finally sign Haaland, Benzema may seek a transfer, he does not want others to take his place at this stage, nor does he want to accept the status of substitute. If Real Madrid have to accept this reality, then he will want to switch to a club that can give him the last big contract of his career.
It is reported that Benzema has informed the Real Madrid management that Paris is interested in him and is willing to match his salary. This is almost the same as ramos's operation before leaving the team, and it is also after a dialogue with Paris, hoping to ask for a price with Real Madrid. However, these routines seem to have no effect on Real Madrid president Florentino.
Ramos ended up being forced to leave after 16 years at Real Madrid, and even though he used a lot of tricks before he left, he didn't make Lafayette back down. The same was true for Benzema, Florentino, and no one was able to challenge his authority.
Although Greater Paris looks like a good place to retire, don't forget the complex factional struggle in the team's locker room, the imperfection of the team's building ideas and business philosophy, the inaction of the management, and the risk of divestment that may be faced after the 2022 World Cup. Is Greater Paris a good place for Benzema? Taken together, it's not.