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Erling Haaland Contract Worth £100 Million To Tie Him To Man City Until 2027

With Erling Haaland poised to be imminently confirmed as a Manchester City player, transfer insider Fabrizio Romano has revealed some contract details.

Robert Summerscales

Erling Haaland Contract Worth £100 Million To Tie Him To Man City Until 2027
Erling Haaland Contract Worth £100 Million To Tie Him To Man City Until 2027 /

With Erling Haaland poised to be imminently confirmed as a Manchester City player, transfer insider Fabrizio Romano has revealed some contract details.

According to Romano, Norway forward Haaland has agreed a five-year deal at City on the same pay as current top-earner Kevin De Bruyne.

De Bruyne's salary is worth just over £20 million per year, based on a report by French newspaper L'Equipe earlier this year.

Therefore, Haaland should earn a little more than £100m over the five years of his City contract until 2027.

City won the race to sign Haaland despite interest from Bayern Munich, Barcelona and Real Madrid.

"Manchester City did it thanks to Pep Guardiola and their management," explained Romano. 

"It was key for Haaland to have a project for the future, to see a manager like Guardiola wanting him and trusting him as the new central striker of Manchester City.

"The project of Manchester City was really important for Haaland."

Haaland's final game for Dortmund is expected to be Saturday's Bundesliga home clash with Hertha Berlin.

He will be hoping to sign off by adding to his already impressive goals tally for the club.

The 21-year-old has netted 61 goals and provided 15 assists in his 66 Bundesliga appearances to date.

Erling Haaland pictured wearing a Borussia Dortmund shirt with a Manchester City crest superimposed over the background
Erling Haaland is reportedly set to earn just over £100m a year at Manchester City :: IMAGO/Sven Simon
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Robert Summerscales launched FanNation Futbol in February 2022. Rob is a British journalist who previously spent two years on the sports desk at the Daily Mail in London, having earlier served as editor of CaughtOffside.com. He has been to the last two FIFA Men's World Cups, in Russia and Qatar, and is looking forward to completing his hat-trick in North America in 2026.

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