US EditionHaaland signs 10-year contract with Man City until 2034
- Erling Haaland has signed a new nine-and-a-half-year contract to keep him at Manchester City until the summer of 2034.
- Haaland expressed happiness about his new contract, stating he looks forward to spending more time at Manchester City.
- The long contract demonstrates Manchester City's commitment to Haaland as a player and his love for the club.
- Haaland's new deal means he could remain with Manchester City until his 34th birthday.
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Erling Haaland tied his fate to Manchester City until 2034 with a contract that shakes the entire football scene. At the age of 24, the Norwegian striker became the best-paid player of the Premier League, pocketing himself the $ 610,000 a week. City blinded its star and, by the way, sent clear messages to its rivals in Europe. But, why does this contract have everyone talking? Let's go to detail. A historical agreement without an exit clause Wha…
EPL: Why I signed nine-and-a-half-year new contract with Man City
Manchester City striker, Erling Haaland has explained why he signed a new nine-and-a-half-year contract with the club. Haaland’s current deal with Man City was due to expire in June 2027. However, City opted to hand him a new deal that would run out when Haaland is 34. Speaking ahead of Man City’s Premier League tie with Ipswich Town on Sunday, the Norway international, who has been long linked with Real Madrid, said it was an ‘easy decision’ to…
Los Angeles Times
Independent EspañolErling Haaland signed a new contract with Manchester City until 2034, compromising his long-term future with Premier League champions.
Soccer Star Signs Historic Sports Deal
One of the best soccer players in the world has just raised the bar on compensation. Erling Haaland has signed what the Athletic calls an "extraordinary" contract to remain with Manchester City for the next 10 seasons. Terms were not announced, but it's believed to be "among the most lucrative...
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