Erling Haaland has spoken of what it will take for him to leave Borussia Dortmund.
Manchester United have made the 20-year-old their priority striker target as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer – who helped nurture his talent at Molde – and football director John Murtough see him as the perfect long-term replacement for Romelu Lukaku, says the Manchester Evening News.
The Norwegian is currently in Spain on international duty and has remained coy when facing several questions on where his future lies.
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When asked by VG what qualities a club must have for him to sign for them he replied with the obvious answer of: “They must want me.”
In the same press conference Haaland moved to pour cold water on the growing speculation surrounding his future by pointing out he still has multiple years remaining on his contract in Dortmund.
He added: “I still have a three-year contract, I’m not concerned about that.”
