Haaland consultant Raiola does not rule out staying at Borussia Dortmund

Consultant Mino Raiola spoke again about the future of his client Erling Haaland. A farewell to the 21-year-old from Borussia Dortmund is therefore by no means a done deal.

“We’ll look for the best option, and I’m not ruling out another year in Dortmund either, theoretically that’s still possible,” the star adviser told the radio station NOS.

When asked about rumors of Haaland’s possible move to financially troubled FC Barcelona, Raiola said: “Despite the current situation, Barcelona will always be one of the biggest clubs in the world. They’ll be back in a year or two. Barcelona have the power to make big economic investments to do. Haaland can wait for everyone. “

According to information from SPOX and GOAL, Haaland tends to move to Real Madrid. However, according to Raiola, there is no corresponding preliminary agreement. “We don’t have a pre-contract with any club,” said the agent.

BVB managing director Hans-Joachim Watzke had recently shown himself “not that skeptical” about the goalscorer’s whereabouts.

BVB average grades: A youngster is even better than Haaland

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Borussia Dortmund has played 26 competitive games so far under coach Marco Rose. 16 wins are compared to nine defeats. No wonder that many actors are closer to the 4 than to the 2.

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A player must have been rated at least twice. SPOX does not give marks if a player is substituted after the 70th minute. The best grades make it to first place with only four rated games.

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PLACE 25: YOUSSOUFA MOUKOKO: Average grade 4.25 (2 games): Slipped very narrowly into the ranking. A whole first half of the season without a goal – that’s something for him too. Suffered from three injuries, currently torn hamstring. I have to get fit again first.

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PLACE 24: DAN-AXEL ZAGADOU – Grade 4 (4 games): Missed for several months after a knee injury and was brought up via the U23. The talent and the talents are there, the body always thwarted the desired constancy.

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PLACE 23: ANSGAR KNAUFF – Grade 4 (3 games): The discovery of the preseason has had a difficult six months and was only allowed to play seven times in the U23. 21 times in the professional squad, but it was only enough for short assignments. Urgently needs match practice.

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PLACE 22: NICO SCHULZ – Grade: 3.95 (11 games): Has to pass again and again with muscle injuries and is miles away from a reasonable rhythm of the game. You can tell that in every game, the left-back is almost never free of mistakes.

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PLACE 21: STEFFEN TIGGES – Grade: 3.91 (6 games): Made his CL debut against Ajax and scored for the first time in the Bundesliga against Cologne – two milestones for the 23-year-old. Always trying hard, but the BVB professionals are a size too big for him.

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PLACE 20: MARIN PONGRACIC – Grade: 3.88 (11 games): The Wolfsburg loan fitted in properly, but could not confirm the solid start and was last outside. The waves his much-quoted stream interview made didn’t help him …

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PLACE 18: DONYELL MALEN – Grade 3.85 (19 games): At first he struggled with his fitness and the intensity of rose football. His game against the ball was weak. However, it has improved, most recently the shape curve clearly showed an upward trend.

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18th place: AXEL WITSEL – grade 3.85 (19 games): He only convinced in the home game against Sporting, otherwise there was a lot of average. Often appeared sedate and not for the first time slowed down the pace. In the end I sat on the bench several times.

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PLACE 17: FELIX PASSLACK – Grade: 3.8 (5 games): Due to the injury problem, he played a few times. Was spied out as a weak point by the opponents and it was. Always in the squad, but rarely gets a chance.

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PLACE 16: RAPHAEL GUERREIRO – Grade 3.75 (11 games): He too puts one muscle injury after the next. His failure hurt because Schulz was not an alternative and Guerreiro brought the team a lot of offensive power. Urgently needs rhythm.

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PLACE 15: THOMAS MEUNIER – Grade: 3.68 (20 games): Compared to its weak previous year, significantly improved and at the start of the season with several good crosses. Has become more reliable, but has also decreased again and has to improve.

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PLACE 14: REINIER – Grade 3.67 (3 games): Only 275 minutes of play and looked like a foreign body. Benefit from a neat appearance here. He missed the chance at Sporting. His father complaining about his role didn’t go over well.

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PLACE 12: EMRE CAN – Grade: 3.63 (11 games): Didn’t kick properly due to an injury and was missing three times. Carelessly saw red in the decisive CL game at Sporting. Then with a good reaction. But more has to come, far too inconsistent.

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PLACE 12: THORGAN HAZARD – Grade 3.63 (15 games): Was injured and then fell ill with Corona, which also cost him the rhythm that he has been looking for for a long time. If he played, the performance was okay, even if the penetration was lacking.

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PLACE 11: MO DAHOUD – Grade: 3.56 (15 games): Missed almost 2 months injured. Strategically strong and in pole position in six. He still has to improve in a duel, and he could also be a bit more dangerous. But it’s good for the BVB game.

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PLACE 10: MARIUS WOLF – Grade: 3.45 (10 games): The personnel situation gave him a new opportunity that he knew how to use. Never shone, but showed himself to be a good worker who also knows how to convince technically. Hardly ever made a mistake.

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9TH PLACE: MATS HUMMELS – Grade 3.44 (18 games): Suffered from patellar tendon problems for a long time and must continue to dose well in order not to suffer a setback. A solid first half of the season under these conditions, but nothing more. Weak against Bayern.

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PLACE 8: JULIAN BRANDT – average grade 3.35 (19 games): It helped the technician to have participated in the entire preparation. Dortmund’s best in the past few weeks. Improved against the ball too. Has made 6 assists so far.

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PLACE 7: MARCO REUS – average score 3.25 (22 games): The captain is healthy and promptly plays a not only statistically good season (10 assists). Often involved in many good scenes on the offensive. However, keeps diving and disappointing.

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6TH PLACE: MANUEL AKANJI – average score 3.15 (20 games): Played a good year in 2021 and was Dortmund’s most reliable central defender, although he practically played through after the EM. Strong duel, good game opening. Currently paused after knee surgery.

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PLACE 5: MARWIN HITZ – average grade 3 (3 games): Substitute in Bielefeld at break, played in the Cup against Ingolstadt and at Hertha. Nothing was wronged. Since Kobel’s arrival he has been Dortmund’s clear number two again.

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PLACE 4 JUDE BELLINGHAM -Note 2.91 (23 games): Fixed size and always a role model in terms of commitment and will. Has become much more powerful offensively, which is also proven by 9 assists. Next to Haaland individually the best kicker.

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PLACE 3: GREGOR KOBEL – Grade 2.9 (24 games): Immediately showed strong performances and is the king transfer among the new purchases so far. Failed only once when he owed a penalty against Bochum. Otherwise a very secure backing.

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PLACE 2 – ERLING HAALAND – Grade 2.6 (14 games): Is still life insurance. BVB missed 10 competitive games injured, that changed a lot in Dortmund’s game. Its force, the will, the sheer presence – all world class.

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PLACE 1: GIOVANNI REYNA – Grade 2.5 (4 games): Was slowed down early by a serious muscle injury after a good start and has been missing since the end of August. At BVB they are hoping for a comeback at the start of the second half of the season.

BVB boss Watzke reports on a conversation with Raiola

A few days ago he had a “very good conversation with Mino Raiola,” said Watzke on Sunday image: “When we are in a target corridor, the conversations are always very friendly. And this phone call was very friendly. We will definitely have another conversation over the next few weeks.” For Haaland, whose contract runs until 2024, “there is maybe 2.50 euros more”.

Haaland is still under contract with BVB until 2024. The Norwegian can leave Dortmund in the summer with an exit clause. According to consistent media reports, this should be around 75 million euros.

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