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Barcelona president Joan Laporta DENIES that negotiations are underway for Erling Haaland

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‘I cannot say anything because his price will go up!’: Barcelona president Joan Laporta DENIES that negotiations are underway for £64m Borussia Dortmund star Erling Haaland… and says talks between Xavi and the striker are ‘none of his business’

  • Barcelona president Joan Laporta denies talks have begun for Erling Haaland
  • Boss Xavi reportedly held talks with the Borussia Dortmund forward in Munich 
  • Haaland is also attracting interest from Manchester City and Real Madrid











Barcelona president Joan Laporta has denied reports that negotiations are already underway to sign star striker Erling Haaland.   

The Borussia Dortmund forward has been linked with a huge £64million summer switch to Barca this summer, although numerous big clubs including Real Madrid and Manchester City are also interested.

The 21-year-old reportedly had a meeting with head coach Xavi Hernandez in Munich last week, but the Catalan giants president was quick to deny further rumours. 

Barcelona president Joan Laporta has denied reports that negotiations are already underway to sign star striker Erling Haaland

The Borussia Dortmund striker reportedly held talks with Barca head coach Xavi in Munich

The Borussia Dortmund striker reportedly held talks with Barca head coach Xavi in Munich

 ‘I can deny that there has been any kind of negotiation over Haaland,’ Laporte said in a meeting of supporters groups, according to Goal. 

‘Not a meeting, nor a conversation, nothing. With regards to the meeting between Xavi and Haaland in Munich, that’s none of my business, but two sportsmen can talk about football, I suppose.

Haaland has been a revelation since joining the Bundesliga side in 2020, scoring 80 goals in 79 matches, which has attracted Europe’s biggest clubs. 

Haaland (pictured) has scored 80 goals in 79 matches since joining Dortmund back in 2020

Haaland (pictured)…

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Source : dailymail

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