Details of Barcelona’s €300 million offer for Erling Haaland

Barcelona have, according to multiple sources, already discussed their sporting and financial project with dream target Erling Haaland. The deal is said to cost the Blaugranas €300 million over a five-year deal, including wages, transfer fees, and commission of any kind.

OnzeTV3 says that of the projected sum, €75 million is the only guaranteed one, which will go directly to Borussia Dortmund as part of his release clause. The release clause was agreed upon by the two parties when Haaland made the move from RB Salzburg.

Further, nearly €50 million of that €300 million will go into commissions. Both his agent, Mino Raiola, and his father, Alf-Inge Haaland, are expected to take a sum north of €20 million to push Haaland to his next club.

Finally, the report states that €175 million, the final part, will cover his salary across the initial five years, at €35 million per year.

Yesterday, it was reported that those wages were reported to be around €190 million as opposed to the €175 million today.

Thoe links suggested that his salary would be broken up and increased as his contract goes on, with Haaland receiving €20 million for the first season, €30 million for the second season, €40 million for the third season, and eventually €50 million each for the last two seasons.