Beijing time on April 9 news, Haaland and Barcelona's story, basically to end. As a Barca star, Alves went so far as to openly comment on Haaland and Mbappe, bluntly saying that Haaland was inferior to Mbappe. From Haaland's point of view, there are Barça players who have said that he will not choose to join Xavi's team.
Recently, Haaland has been in a slight slump, and after his comeback, Haaland has suffered a five Bundesliga goal drought, which is the longest goal drought of his Bundesliga career.
But in the transfer market, the 21-year-old Haaland is hot, including Barca, Manchester City, Real Madrid, Bayern and other top giants are interested in him. Of course, the cost of winning Haaland is huge, some media have calculated an account, including transfer fees, total contract salaries, commissions, signing fees, etc., if a team wants to bring in Haaland, it will cost 450 million euros.
Now, Barca offers to say goodbye to Haaland. As a Barca star, Alves publicly said, directly comparing Mbappe to Haaland, "You can spend a lot of money on Mbappe, but Haland is not worth it." If it were up to me, I would choose Mbappe! ”
Alves is an active Barca player, and he said so that haaland would not choose Barca again after learning about it.
Objectively speaking, the current Mbappe is indeed stronger than Haaland, and the former is already a world champion after all. The most objective value on the transfer market is 160 million euros for Mbappe and 150 million euros for Haaland.
In addition, although Barca are linked to Mbappe, Haaland, Salah and Levan, do Xavi's teams really need new strikers? This has to be marked with a question mark. In Barca's squad, Aubameyang is also a world-class striker, while Ansu Fati has always been pinned on high hopes, and the youngster needs more opportunities.
As for Haaland, real Madrid, Manchester City and Bayern are interested in him. Real Madrid, in particular, want to take down Haaland and Mbappe at the same time. If Bayern want to bring him in, the premise is that levan really can't keep Levan.