Haaland Will Only Join A Club Where He Will Play Every Week – Solskjaer Already Knows
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Erling Braut Haaland’s immediate future has unleashed a transfer saga the kinds of which one is usually used to deep into the transfer window and certainly not two weeks awaiting it.
Multiple clubs were linked to the rising Norwegian striker in the past weeks but in recent days the more prominent clubs have really stepped up in their alleged attempts to acquire his services.
A variety of reports exist across the spectrum with Manchester United, RB Leipzig, Borussia Dortmund, and Juventus all mentioned as earnest pursuers.
However, the most recent update on the saga provides a realistic outlook on the situation.
Fabrizio Romano has tweeted regarding the multiple factors that will go into the Haaland saga.
Primarily, the source states that Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is aware of the demand from the youngster that he wishes to play regular football. As of such, any club that will seek to acquire him must ascertain that vital and constant role in their set-up.
Also Solskjaer knows Håland wants to play. He’d never accept a club where he’d not play every week.
To get Håland, Man Utd or Juve must promise him to be a starter (and give him a great contract).
That’s why Bundesliga clubs are still in the race, and pushing.
Talks ongoing ⏳
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) December 18, 2019
Solskjaer must be amply aware about the full importance of this particular demand, especially since he has managed Haaland prior to the United gig and also regularly juggles the ambitious interest of multiple youth academy graduates at Old Trafford presently.
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As of such, Haaland being only 19 years of age and functioning in a relatively lesser-known league, it is easy to see why the likes of Juventus and United may not be able to fully assure the player of the fulfillment of this demand.
Further still, Romano maintains that the bids and interest put forth by the Bundesliga clubs is of a more important overview to the bigger picture of the deal. Leipzig have confirmed contact with the starlet while Borussia Dortmund are still big players in the saga.
How will this transfer play out as the winter window draws nearer?