Leeds United boss Jesse Marsch admitted he harbours some tactical concerns over Erling Haaland's proposed switch to Manchester City in the coming transfer window.
Haaland has been touted with a move away from current outfit Borussia Dortmund for quite some time, with a lengthy list of potential suitors including just about every major club on the continent. After a lengthy saga, City - the former club of the striker's father Alf-Inge, appear to have wrapped up a deal for the Norwegian superstar.
Confirmation of the move could come as early as this week as City lay down a marker to the likes of Liverpool and co. that they will be even stronger come next season armed with Haaland in their front-line. Personal terms between the player and City were agreed last month.
