Erling Haaland makes stance on Man City future clear amid Arsenal and Liverpool title message

Erling Haaland has refused to rule out a move from Manchester City despite stressing his happiness at the club.

The prolific Norwegian was linked with Real Madrid earlier this season and he did not dismiss the idea he may one day move at a press conference on Tuesday. The 23-year-old was speaking to reporters ahead of Wednesday's Champions League clash against FC Copenhagen.

Haaland was especially keen to point out how satisfied he is with life at City, for whom he has scored 80 goals in 84 appearances since joining in the summer of 2022. Haaland said: «I'm really happy, especially with the people that I'm surrounded with the manager, the directors, the board, they are a group of amazing people and I'm really happy, I have to say.

»If I say this now it's probably going to be a massive headline tomorrow you never know what the future brings. But I'm happy. You can write this but you also have to write everything I said before! I'm happy."

Haaland is contracted to 2027 but refused to comment on whether he might sign a new deal. The former Borussia Dortmund striker said: «My focus mainly now is on the pitch, there's a lot of games.

»Two days ago was the Manchester derby, now Champions League. Sunday is Liverpool. I think I should focus on that. I don't think I should focus on anything else at the moment."

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Haaland has been a sensation since joining City, helping them to a stunning treble in his first season. But despite all the silverware, he's still hungry for more.

He explained: «You can think about it in two ways. One thing, I came here and won it