The stratospheric figures Haaland's father and agent want from Barça
Signing the Borussia Dortmund striker will not be cheap for any of Europe's top clubs
That Barcelona want to sign Erling Haaland is no secret. It's also not a secret that any deal for the Borussia Dortmund striker will not be easy. He is open to offers, but whoever wants him will have to make a huge effort economically to get their man.
On Thursday, Haaland's father, Alf-Inge, and his agent, Mino Raiola, met with Barcelona. RAC1 have now revealed some details from the conversation. In concrete the number that it would cost to get Haaland to Camp Nou -- or at least some of them.
According to the cited media, both Haaland Sr. and Railoa have asked for €20 million each, in addition to a €30m net salary for Haaland himself. That doesn't even include what Dortmund would want in terms of a fee.
Haaland is available for €75 next summer per a clause in his contract but the German club would demand well over €100m this year.
There's no shortage of interest in the Norway striker and his representatives will look to take advantage of that. The meeting with Barça was satisfactory, but the financial side of the deal could be a problem.
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