Erling Haaland Signs Historic 10-Year Contract Extension with Manchester City

The Norwegian striker expresses confidence in the club despite ongoing financial charges and potential sanctions.

Erling Haaland has committed to Manchester City until 2034, signing the longest contract ever agreed by a major club.
The deal, reportedly worth £500,000 ($600,000) per week, limits the likelihood of a future move to clubs like Real Madrid or Barcelona.
Haaland stated that the 115 financial breach charges against Manchester City did not influence his decision to extend his stay.
Manchester City denies the charges, which could result in severe penalties such as fines, points deductions, or relegation if proven guilty.
Haaland emphasized his happiness at the club and attributed his strong performances this season to improved sleep monitoring and fitness routines.