Revealed: The three clubs Erling Haaland could leave Man City for despite signing unprecedented 10-year contract with Premier League champions as Norway striker expected to retain control over future

Manchester City shocked the world when they announced that their star forward Haaland had signed a new ten-year contract, keeping him at the club until the summer of 2034. The new deal will ensure that the Norwegian goal machine spends the best years of his career at Etihad Stadium.

Reports in Spain, however, claim that despite signing the longest contract extension in the history of football, Haaland will still have control over his future and City might be forced to let him leave if an attractive offers comes in. Marca claims that Real Madrid, Paris Saint-Germain and Barcelona could all try to lure the striker away from the Etihad in the near future.

Los Blancos have been long-time admirers of the 24-year-old forward and had identified him as a key member of their new-age squad of Galacticos, however, unless the club manage to facilitate a major sale, they won't be able to afford to sign Haaland. Barcelona are also unlikely to attract the Cityzens' star amid their current financial constraints.

Since penning the new deal, Haaland has scored in back-to-back Premier League games and will be next seen in action for Pep Guardiola's side on Wednesday as they take on Club Brugge in a must-win Champions League encounter at home.