Manchester United legend Rio Ferdinand does not believe in a move from Haaland to the Red Devils. The early exit in the Champions League costs BVB millions. You can find news and rumors about BVB here.
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BVB, News: Haaland to United? Ferdinand doesn’t believe in it
Erling Haaland is on the list of pretty much every top club in Europe, but Rio Ferdinand cannot imagine a move to Manchester United. “I’m not sure there is bad blood between Haaland, his agent and of course his father, who played against Roy Keane and Manchester United,” said Ferdinand at BT Sport. In 2001, Alf-Inge Haaland met Manchester City in the city derby on United, after a long feud with Raubein Roy Keane, Haaland broke his knee.
“I’m not sure if Manchester United would fit,” said Ferdinand. Haaland’s agent Raiola is also representing Paul Pogba, which could make a move even more difficult. According to Ferdinand, the “most likely goal” in the Premier League is therefore ManCity – even though Liverpool FC would also fit in in his opinion.
“If I were responsible there, I would get him right away,” said the former United defender. Looking at Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane, Ferdinand said: “If he went to Liverpool, they would have a devastating storm there.”
Meanwhile, Real Madrid should have the best cards for a transfer of the Norwegian. According to information from SPOX and GOAL, Haaland tends to move to Spanish record champions Real Madrid in the event of BVB parting. The BVB star striker has spoken privately several times that Los Blancos are his preferred club. A decision about Haaland’s medium-term future has not yet been made.
BVB, News: CL-Aus costs BVB millions
The end of the Champions League hits Borussia Dortmund very hard not only on a sporting level. From a financial point of view, too, the end of the preliminary round is bitter for BVB, as sporting director Michael Zorc explained: “It’s a setback in terms of sport and image. In this economic situation – especially coming from Corona – this end is very tough,” said Zorc added “We don’t know what’s going to happen in the next few weeks. You have to come a long way in the Europa League to somehow compensate for that. A serious setback!”
So far, according to the UEFA key, Dortmund has only secured the starting bonus of 15.64 million, plus 2.8 million twice for victories in the group stage – in total, BVB comes to 21.24 million. The qualification for the round of 16 in the premier class would have brought BVB another 9.6 million, every further round even more.
When Dortmund reached the quarter-finals last season, where they lost to Manchester City, they still received a total of 81.3 million euros. For comparison: FC Villarreal won the Europa League last year and in the end pocketed 25.08 million euros – significantly less than the Dortmund team, who reached the quarter-finals in the Champions League. That means even if BVB wins the Europa League, the income from the European competitions will be lower than in the previous year.
BVB, News: Moukoko and Guerreiro probably not against Wolfsburg
At yesterday’s press conference before the game against VfL Wolfsburg, Marco Rose was optimistic about Youssoufa Moukoko and Raphael Guerreiro. The BVB coach said Moukoko had fully trained and Guerreiro was pain-free.
According to information from Ruhr news However, the two are out of the question against Wolfsburg. Moukoko has an eye infection and Guerreiro is not yet fit enough for a mission due to muscular problems
Haaland’s brief assignment should be possible again, however, and Marius Wolf, Emre Can and Mahmoud Dahoud are also fit enough for a deployment.
