Haaland's Man City contract has no relegation clause, gossip column reports
Saturday's football rumour mill also links Premier League clubs to Atletico Madrid's Marcos Llorente and Juventus to Crystal Palace's Tyrick Mitchell, according to BBC Sport.
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Erling Haaland's contract at Manchester City does not include a relegation release clause, according to BBC Sport's Saturday gossip column, which rounds up unverified transfer speculation from newspapers and other outlets.
The same round-up reports that unnamed Premier League clubs are showing interest in Atletico Madrid midfielder Marcos Llorente, while Juventus are said to be considering a move for Crystal Palace defender Tyrick Mitchell.
Speculation, not confirmed deals
As with all gossip column items, BBC Sport's report did not cite confirmed sources, transfer fees, or timelines for any of the moves mentioned, and none of the clubs involved were quoted directly in the piece.
Further details on Haaland's contract terms, or on the interest in Llorente and Mitchell, were not included in the available report.
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