PSG has a strategy in place. If Mbappe ends up at the Santiago Bernabeu next summer, the Parisians will go after Haaland without hesitation. According to several sources, Raiola has already requested a salary of 50 million euros every season from the French club.
According to 'La Gazzetta dello Sport,' Haaland's agent, Mino Raiola, has already met with two PSG representatives to explore a prospective transfer to Parc des Princes.
According to reports in the Italian press, Raiola requested a wage of 50 million euros each season for the Borussia Dortmund player.
These conversations are taking place as Kylian Mbappe refuses to sign a new deal with PSG, citing the possibility of a free transfer to Real Madrid. Without the French star on the attack, PSG won't consider it twice and will go after Erling Haaland to keep creating an all-star lineup.
It is now in Kylian's hands, as according to an Italian tabloid, PSG will only try to recruit the Norwegian if Mbappe leaves.
According to the report, Haaland is considered as the ideal alternative for Mbappe in Paris, and Raiola's close friendship with Leonardo might help the Parisians recruit him.
Borussia Dortmund has no plans to sell Haaland.
In the midst of all of this speculation, Dortmund's CEO, Hans Joachim-Watzke, made it clear what the club's stand is.
"It's ludicrous that we have to sell Haaland because we're having financial difficulties; we're a company." The board decides whether or not to sell a player. He stated, "We don't have any financial issues."
"The key is Haaland. I'm not optimistic, but neither am I pessimistic. He makes the decision, but we set the parameters, which are really easy. He must feel as if he has hit his pinnacle at the club, after which he may need to seek development elsewhere. Mino Raiola and I have a wonderful working relationship; we both know how to make things work.
