Haaland release clause permits player to leave Man City after two years

Erling Haaland, the newly recruited Manchester City striker, might leave the club in 2024, according to a release provision in his contract.

After only two years at Borussia Dortmund, Haaland will join the Premier League winners in a £51 million move.

His departure has long been anticipated, thanks to a release clause in his contract that has some of Europe’s most powerful teams surrounding him.

City has agreed to terms with the Norwegian international, who has 85 goals in 88 outings for Dortmund.

According to Bild, Haaland, like he did in Germany, has placed a release provision in his contract that will see a fee become active in two years.

They claim that it would take €150m (£128m) to get Haaland out of Manchester in 2024.