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A famous Spanish sports program revealed that the current European top scorer, Erling Haaland, has a special clause in his current contract with Manchester City, facilitating his transfer to Real Madrid after two years in England.

During his appearance on the famous "El Chiringuito" program, the former president of Malaga club and former Real Madrid player, Fernando Sanz, said that he had private information about Haaland's contract.

The son of former Real Madrid president Lorenzo Sanz explained: "The information I have is that there is a clause that allows Halland to leave Manchester City after the second year."

He added, "The strange thing is that the terms facilitate Haaland's transfer to Real Madrid, specifically, because of the conditions that Haaland put in his contract if he wants to move to the "Royal" after two years."

According to the newspaper “Marca”, Haaland put two penalty clauses in his contract with Manchester City, the first allowing any club to sign him for 200 million euros in the summer of 2024, and the second in the summer of 2025 for 175 million euros.

But according to Sanz, Real Madrid may allow him to sign the player for a "special" reduced amount that distinguishes him from the rest of European clubs.

Halland is playing an exceptional season with Manchester City, making him the undisputed first star in Europe, after scoring 14 league goals in only 8 matches.

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