Erling Haaland has reportedly warned Manchester City he will leave if they fail to qualify for next season UEFA Champions League. The Norwegian striker, who scored 21 league goals this season and became the fastest to 100 Premier League goals in just 94 games, remains crucial as City sit fifth after four consecutive league titles.
After the recent slump in Manchester City’s form, star striker Erling Haaland has reportedly warned the club’s board about a potential exit if certain conditions are not met. Haaland, widely regarded as one of the most lethal forwards in world football, became the fastest player in Premier League history to score 100 goals, achieving the feat in just 94 appearances during his third season at the Etihad.
Despite City’s inconsistent campaign, the Norwegian has maintained his incredible form, scoring 21 league goals so far this season. However, City finds itself in an unusual position, currently sitting fifth in the Premier League table after winning four consecutive titles. Reports from Fichajes reveal that Haaland has made it clear to the club hierarchy that if Manchester City fail to secure a UEFA Champions League spot for the next season, he will consider leaving the club.
The Champions League is crucial for both sporting and financial reasons, and missing out could trigger significant changes, with Haaland’s exit being the biggest blow. Given his age, goal-scoring record, and impact since joining from Borussia Dortmund, Haaland’s departure would severely hurt City’s ambitions. The club now faces intense pressure to finish inside the top four.
