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Published on 2024-03-30 20:30:12
Real Madrid may consider a potential swap deal involving Vinicius Junior and Erling Haaland, but it is unlikely to happen this summer.
As reported by Defensa Central, there is speculation about a swap deal between 23-year-old Vinicius Junior and Erling Haaland. However, any agreement is expected to be considered in 2025 or beyond, rather than in the upcoming transfer window.
Real Madrid’s contemplation of Vinicius Junior-Erling Haaland swap
It is rare for football transfer deals to involve swaps, but Real Madrid has been linked to two such scenarios recently. Earlier, there were talks of a swap deal with Liverpool involving Trent Alexander-Arnold and Rodrygo Goes.
Now, the focus is on Vinicius Junior, with the club possibly considering exchanging him for Manchester City’s Erling Haaland. Real Madrid sees Haaland as a potential future striking option, although any bid for him is not anticipated before 2025.
Manchester City is not eager to part ways with Haaland anytime soon, as they are planning to offer him a higher salary and a new contract. While Real Madrid may not be looking to sell their Brazilian winger this summer, a potential move could be on the horizon.
An exchange deal involving Vinicius Junior and Erling Haaland would be groundbreaking in the football world, but it seems improbable given the players’ respective values. Both players are integral to their current teams and are expected to continue playing significant roles.
Reasons behind Real Madrid’s potential sale of Vinicius Junior
Despite being recognized as one of the best players globally, the 23-year-old Vinicius Junior recently signed a new contract with Real Madrid. While there have been rumors linking him to Manchester United, the club has no intention of selling him.
However, external factors such as ongoing racism issues and the possible arrival of Kylian Mbappe could impact Vinicius Junior’s position in the team. Nevertheless, coach Carlo Ancelotti will need to find a way to accommodate both superstars, as club president Florentino Perez may not accept leaving one on the bench for the other.
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