Man City consider legal action over Real candidate's promise to sign Haaland
Summary
Manchester City is thinking about suing after a candidate for Real Madrid’s president promised to sign their striker Erling Haaland. Haaland’s agent and father denied any deal or release clause, and Manchester City called the claims false.Key Facts
- Enrique Riquelme is running against current Real Madrid president Florentino Perez.
- Riquelme showed a Real Madrid shirt with Haaland’s name and said he would sign Haaland if elected.
- Haaland’s father and agent said there is no release clause or chance Haaland will move.
- Manchester City said they may take legal action over using Haaland’s image without permission.
- Riquelme also promised to sign City midfielder Rodri.
- The Real Madrid election will be held on June 7, with nearly 100,000 members eligible to vote.
- Perez called the election amid recent troubles and is expected to win again.
- Riquelme opposes Perez’s plan to hire Jose Mourinho and prefers a coach like Jurgen Klopp.
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