Manchester United may have just signed Cristiano Ronaldo to lead the line at Old Trafford, but Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is still on the hunt for a long-term centre-forward.

Ronaldo signed on a two-year deal with an option of a further year, but Erling Haaland remains a primary target for United, along with the rest of Europe's elite.

Haaland will become available for just €75million (£63.9m) next summer as a clause will be activated in the Norwegian's contract, and the 21-year-old will have a rare luxury of choosing where he wants to play — assuming he wants to leave Borussia Dortmund.

Erling Haaland is likely to be on the move next summer Wenger is one of the most respected figures within the game and the 71-year-old is currently FIFA's chief of global football development after ending his 22 year stint at Arsenal in 2018.

When asked about Haaland, the Frenchman has described the Dortmund striker as a "super talent" and thinks that he is destined to move to the Premier League, as the financial pull of the English top-flight is too strong.

"I think that [Haaland's move] will happen," Wenger said, speaking to Bild.

"The economic power of the Premier League is too strong. English football is dominant because it is where the most money is. The best players always go the best way to make the most money."

The two standout talents of the current generation are Haaland and Kylian Mbappe and Wenger is unsurprisingly extremely fond of his compatriot.

But the Frenchman believes Dortmund frontman Haaland is up there with the PSG star, showing the 21-year-old with praise.

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Arsene Wenger has given his views on the future of Erling Haaland
"Haaland is likely to be the next high-profile goalscorer after Mbappe," he added.

"He’s a super talent. His ambition, his will to score goals and the ability to fight in a duel [set him apart].

"He’s there and wants to win – there is something in him that is great for a striker."

If Haaland is to move to the Premier League, it's likely that only last season's top four will be able to facilitate housing the Norwegian.

Chelsea's £97.5m capture of Romelu Lukaku potentially rules them out of the equation, leaving both Manchester sides and Liverpool as potential destinations.

But Anfield is also unlikely to become Haaland's new home due to the club's defined wage structure, while both City and United are renowned for offering lucrative contracts to their stars.


Haaland's father, Alf-Inge, used to play for City and that family connection could hold the key if they make a concrete offer.

But the striker's playing style suits United much better and would be the ideal replacement for Ronaldo and Cavani when the Portuguese and Uruguay eventually departs.

Solskjaer is also Norwegian and holds a good relationship with Haaland, giving the Red Devils boss a pivotal role in luring Haaland to Old Trafford ahead of their city rivals.

wenger when will u talk about the current crisis in arsenal

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Bigredmachine:
wenger when will u talk about the current crisis in arsenal

Lol. Baba no want go that side at all

My problem is not united buying the whole players,but Ole putting the players in their right position.

Selection problem is what is killing my team now. Ole,pls and pls,I take God beg you,do something about Fred.

Once I see Fred,my BP go come high.