City are in control of Haaland's situation as the 25-year-old only recently signed a new contract running until 2034. That means Madrid would surely need crazy money to convince City to sell, while the player himself would also surely need to push for a move. There's no indication that that's going to happen for the moment, but it will be interesting to see if Los Blancos can get inside Haaland's head in the months to come.
First five minutes, he just kept on pushing me, so I was thinking, All right, let's have it', Haaland revealed to the Sky panel. So, then I started pushing him back, and for me, this is a proper goal. I was a bit tired before the game. Going into the game, I was thinking, It's going to be a tough game'. But then after 10 seconds, he starts pushing me, and he starts motivating me, so all praise to him, honestly, he made me want to do that.
A little bit above. Isak is an exceptional player [but] you asked me about Erling and he is top. Isak must be a top player because of what they paid. But another one would say [Kylian] Mbappé, [Lionel] Messi, Cristiano [Ronaldo]. I wouldn't change Erling for anyone.