Erling Haaland has a release clause worth 'significantly more' than €150 million in his new Manchester City contract, according to recent reports.
On Tuesday afternoon, City announced they had reached an agreement in principle with Borussia Dortmund for the transfer of Haaland — ending a year-long search for Sergio Agüero's replacement. Since then, multiple reports have speculated what type of wages the Norway international will be on, how long his contract will be and if there is potential for him to move to another top European club in the future.
According to the Telegraph, Haaland has a release clause that is 'significantly more' than €150 million in his new contract at City. This was a stipulation put in front of all parties interested in signing the striker this summer, with the Blues reportedly entirely relaxed about it.
