Haaland exit clause not until 2023? This is how Dortmund wants to keep Haaland

Borussia Dortmund is apparently trying with all means to keep the sought-after top scorer Erling Haaland at BVB beyond the coming summer.

According to Sky the black and yellow want to convince the currently injured 21-year-old with a decent salary increase to stay. According to this, the annual salary of the Norwegian is supposed to be doubled. Haaland currently earns an estimated eight to nine million euros. According to the report, it should be 16 to 18 million euros in the future.

In addition, as part of the new deal, the withdrawal clause should only be possible in summer 2023. According to consistent media reports, Haaland’s current contract, which runs until 2024, includes an exit clause of 75 million euros.

Interested parties include Manchester United, Manchester City, Paris Saint-Germain and Real Madrid. Most recently, there was speculation about a possible interest of FC Bayern.

But an obligation of the goal scorer would be complicated for reasons of cost alone. “With the package you end up with a three-digit million sum very quickly. That will be difficult for everyone to handle. In addition, you have (with Robert Lewandowski, Note by ed.) also the best in this position in the team. You can’t have both, “said former FCB chairman Karl-Heinz Rummenigge on Sunday Sky90.

Haaland is also a goal guarantee for BVB this season. The currently injured Norwegian has scored 13 goals and four assists in ten appearances across all competitions. In the 4-0 draw at Ajax Amsterdam in the Champions League on October 19, he played his last game for BVB. Since then, he has been out of action due to a hip flexor muscle injury.

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