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Report: Barcelona and Real Madrid Believe Haaland Could Leave Manchester City Next Summer

ESPN's transfer roundup says LaLiga giants Barcelona and Real Madrid are eyeing a potential move for the Manchester City striker.

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Spanish football powers Barcelona and Real Madrid believe Manchester City striker Erling Haaland could become available for a transfer next summer, according to a transfer rumors roundup published by ESPN.

The report, part of ESPN's ongoing series tracking transfer speculation across European football, did not provide further details on the source of the belief or any specific transfer terms, fees, or timelines beyond the suggestion that both LaLiga clubs are monitoring the Norwegian forward's situation at City.

Haaland, who joined Manchester City from Borussia Dortmund in 2022, has established himself as one of the most prolific strikers in world football since arriving in the Premier League. Both Barcelona and Real Madrid have a history of pursuing top international talent, and speculation linking major clubs to star players is a recurring feature of the football transfer market, particularly during and between transfer windows.

ESPN's report is presented as part of a broader roundup of transfer rumors and has not been independently confirmed by Manchester City, Barcelona, Real Madrid, or representatives for Haaland. As with much transfer speculation, the claims should be treated as unconfirmed reports rather than verified news until an official statement or transfer is made by any of the parties involved.

No further details were included in the source report regarding the specific reasoning behind the speculation, financial terms, or a defined timeline for any potential move.

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