Fabrizio Romano Reveals His Erling Haaland Transfer Prediction

According to a report by footballTransfers on Saturday October 10, 2026, Erling Haaland is fully committed to Manchester City, but Fabrizio Romano believes the striker could eventually play for a leading Spanish club.

The transfer journalist says both Real Madrid and Barcelona have followed Haaland since his time at Borussia Dortmund and may remain interested in signing him.

Speculation about Haaland’s future has intensified as Manchester City faces a major challenge over the Premier League’s case against the club.

The possible consequences have raised questions about whether some of City’s leading players might consider leaving. Romano cautioned, however, against treating a potential move to Spain as a direct response to the case.

“No one knows what Haaland will do next. This will depend on several factors,” Romano said on his YouTube channel. He emphasized that the forward is focused on City at present and is prepared to stand by the club.

Romano described interest from Spain as a separate, longer-term possibility. In his view, a future move to La Liga would not necessarily be connected to the ongoing proceedings or their outcome.

Instead, he said, Real Madrid and Barcelona have admired Haaland for years and could continue to pursue him.

For now, Haaland’s public comments have underlined his support for Manchester City. He said he cares deeply about the club, its supporters and the UK, adding that he considers himself a City fan.

He also encouraged everyone associated with the club to stay united, remain positive and support one another.

Romano called the striker’s message significant, particularly given the difficult period City is experiencing. Haaland is under contract with the club for several more years, and his words offered reassurance to supporters amid uncertainty.

The distinction, Romano stressed, is between the present and the future: Haaland is focused on Manchester City today, while a move to Spain remains a possibility for another time.

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