Haaland's agent confirmed they are already planning the striker's departure from Manchester City, opening the door for a "dream" move to Real Madrid.
The Norwegian moved to Manchester City for £51 million last summer and enjoyed an excellent first season in the current Premier League Champions League.
Haaland has scored 33 goals in 33 appearances for Pep Guardiola's side, 27 of them in the Premier League – the most goals ever scored by a Manchester City player in a single season in the Premier League.
However, while the 22-year-old continues to break City's record for the shirt, his next move seems to have been planned, with his agent Rafaela Pimenta confirming that Haaland's signing with Real Madrid would be a dream.
The super agent believes the Spanish club still possesses the magic that makes players hard to refuse.
Speaking at the Financial Times Football Business Summit in London, she said: "There's the Premier League here. And Real Madrid.
Real Madrid has something of its own that makes it a player's dream. Madrid let that magic continue. It doesn't have a league, but it has a Champions League.
The Brazilian lawyer who took over as Haaland's chief agent after Minola Iola's death last year also said she enjoyed planning the player's career. Confirming Haaland's desire to move to Manchester City and work with Pep Guardiola, and that the Premier League is now an attraction in its own right, rather than a club competing in it.
"In my agency, we try to make a plan. We have to make a plan'. Pimenta added.
We need to have a goal. Maybe we won't achieve it, but we certainly won't get there without knowing where we're going.
When we have a player, we make plans. Even if the player is only 15 years old. We are planning his career trajectory.
When I started in this business, if I said to the players 'I'll take you to England', the first thing they said was 'what did I do wrong?' Why don't you like me?
But now, if I ask a player "What is your goal?" He would speak the Premier League. He wasn't talking about Manchester City, Chelsea or Arsenal, but the Premier League.
It's the first time in 25 years I've heard so many players say I want to go to the league instead of going to the club. This is where the agent is.
Agents need to be where the player wants to go. It's a great league. The competition is so fierce, every game is a challenge and everyone wants to watch.
Although Haaland only joined Manchester City last summer, Guardiola has been forced to deny that his striker has a "Real Madrid clause" in his contract, under which he could join the Spanish giants in 2024.
His father, former Manchester City midfielder Alph-Inge Haaland, claimed earlier this season that his son could only spend two or three years in England before testing himself in another European league.