According to German media Sport 1, Real Madrid and Manchester City are the only two teams that may sign Haaland this summer, and Barca is no longer an option because they cannot afford the cost of the deal.
According to the report, the total cost of Haaland's transfer transaction is about 300 million euros, of which the total value of the five-year contract is 175 million euros, and the other 40-50 million euros are paid to Haaland's father Inge and his agent Rayola, of course, the buyer also has to pay 75 million euros in liquidated damages.
The German media said that if the bonus clause is included, Haaland's transfer fee may rise to 90 million euros, but ironically, Dortmund can only receive about 50 million euros in the above fees.
Although the financial situation is still grim, Barca are full of expectations for the summer transfer window, their first goal is to bring in Haaland, and if the deal cannot be completed, then one of Salah or Levan will be their main targets.
Despite Barca's punches, Haaland's next stop is unlikely to be Camp Nou, and in view of this, the Red and Blues are working on an alternative, while Salah and Levan are both stars they are interested in, and both can play the role of the No. 9 position.
Although Levan is 33 years old, the veteran is still in good shape, so Barca believes that he can still maintain the peak of a few years, in addition to the Polish contract is about to expire in 2023, Bayern has not yet offered him a new contract; on the other hand, Salah's contract also expires in 2023, Liverpool offered a new contract, but this contract has been rejected by the Egyptians.
According to Western media, Salah is a few years younger than Levan, so Liverpool stars are a more inclined alternative for Barca, but Haaland is still Barca's primary target so far.
Ginter, who currently plays for Borussia Monchengladbach, has denied rumours that he has reached a franchise deal with Bayern.
The 28-year-old Ginter has confirmed leaving on a free transfer this summer and there are rumours that the centre-back will join Bayern, although in an interview with RedaktionsNetzwerk Deutschland, the German denied such claims.
Günter said: "I don't know where the rumors that I will definitely join Bayern come from, I haven't made a decision about the future myself.
Whether to play abroad or stay in the Bundesliga, I am still open, there are many options, I am curious about which one I will choose in the end. ”