Manchester City is ahead of Manchester United in the race to sign an “extraordinary” winner of the Champions League.
Haaland in the form of his life for Man City
The men of Pep Guardiola fought for a 1-0 victory at Brentford in the Premier League on Sunday, thanks to another goal from Erling Haaland. The Norwegian looks unstoppable currently, obtaining 18 goals in 11 appearances for the club and the country this season, and speaking after the victory on the bees, the star of the city admitted that he had never been in better form.
“You can say it, I never felt better than now. So yes, you can say it. I think it’s first the preparation, to prepare for the games. You can be physically ready but you must also be mentally ready.
“And to be honest, I think that with a child, it makes me even better because I disconnect myself more than ever. I do not think at all of football at all, which, sometimes, you are younger, you think about this subject and of that and maybe worry a little things. But when I go home, I relax even more, so I think that I have to make a cry!”
Haaland is one of the best players in the world currently, and a club that has many players in this tranche is Madrid, while City seeks to poach their dominant number one status in world football by signing one of their brightest stars.
Man City in pole position to sign Real Madrid Star
According to a Spanish report, Manchester City directs his rivals United in the battle to sign the midfielder of Madrid Eduardo Camavonga in 2026.
It is believed that the Liga giants are ready to sell the Frenchman for 52 million pounds sterling, having fallen into disgrace under the new manager Xabi Alonso this season. It is also said that Madrid prefers to negotiate with City on their rivals.
Camavonga is a fantastic player who has already offered so much for Madrid at the age of only 22, winning the Champions League and being hailed by Carlo Ancelotti.
“He is a player with extraordinary qualities. He can play anywhere on the field, he is special. He can play as a midfielder or as a defender.”
It seems strange that Alonso does not seem to consider Camavera an important part of his plans, given his technical brilliance – he did not start a single match at La Liga or in the Champions League this season – but City should seek to take advantage of the situation of the French.
At just 22 years old, his career is still in his early childhood, and with Rodri, continuing to suffer from injury problems, the Madrid man could be an ideal long -term option to sit in front of the defense and dictate the matches.
