BVB: Erling Haaland will probably cost up to 355 million euros
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There is a lot to be said for a move from Erling Haaland to a top European club. But this would have to dig deep into the pockets of the Norwegian.
A commitment from Erling Haaland will probably cost his new employer very dearly. As the image reports, the Norwegian package costs up to 355 million euros.
Several variables are included in this total. First of all, a fixed transfer fee of 75 million euros is due, which will image-Info could increase to up to 85 million euros through bonuses.
In addition, there is the required salary of the striker, who probably demands around 40 million euros a year. That would be 769,000 euros per week alone. With a five-year contract, he would have a total salary of 200 million euros for the period mentioned, not including performance-related bonuses.
BVB – Erling Haaland: Father and consultant also cash in
In addition, Haaland’s father Alf-Inge and advisor Mino Raiola will also earn a lot from the deal. According to the report, Alf-Inge receives a bonus of around 30 million euros for his son’s signature. Raiola is said to receive a further 40 million euros from the receiving club, plus ten million euros from BVB, which has apparently already been contractually agreed with Borussia.
It is still unclear where the 21-year-old will go. Matthias Sammer recently hinted at a move to Manchester City. Last reported the Daily Mailthat everything between the Cityzens and Haaland is already “done and sealed”. The chances of Haaland staying in Dortmund, on the other hand, are close to zero.