City warns Madrid candidate over Haaland
Manchester City has reaffirmed its commitment to keeping their Norwegian star Erling Haaland, clarifying that there are no plans to sell him. This statement came in response to remarks made by Real Madrid presidential candidate Enrique Riquelme, who vowed to sign Haaland if he wins. The club issued an official statement denying the transfer rumors and threatened legal action regarding the use of Haaland's image in that promotional material. This followed Riquelme's campaign appearance, where he displayed a Real Madrid jersey bearing Haaland's name and number, and expressed his intention to sign him. Additionally, his team has been in contact with the player's agents, amid reports that Haaland's future depends on the stay of his coach, Pep Guardiola, who might reactivate his release clause if he leaves.
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