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Erling Haaland’s Father Hints At Real Madrid Move For Man City Star

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July 7, 2026
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Erling Haaland’s father, Alfie Haaland has refused to rule out a future transfer for his son, Erling Haaland, to Real Madrid, acknowledging that the Spanish powerhouse holds an undeniable appeal for any top footballer.

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According to DAZN, the striker’s father explained that while the forward is deeply content at Manchester City and remains bound to a long-term contract, the possibility of a future move to Spain stays open because anything can happen in football.

When pressed specifically on the matter, he admitted that any player would want to play for the prestigious club, adding that unique opportunities are always arising within the sport.

“I don’t want to talk much about elections at other clubs. He’s happy at City, he’s got a long contract… but any player wants to play for Real Madrid,” Alfie said.

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These high-profile transfer comments emerged just prior to the Manchester City forward delivering a spectacular performance for Norway at the FIFA World Cup.

Haaland scored two crucial late goals to spark a dramatic 2-1 upset victory against five-time world champions Brazil, a hisoric result that successfully punched Norway’s ticket into the World Cup quarter-finals.

Although the prolific attacker remains structurally tied to his English Premier League side for the foreseeable future, his father’s suggestive remarks are widely expected to reignite intense media speculation surrounding a high-stakes, long-term move to the Santiago Bernabéu. future.

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