Rugby Tipster
Rugby tipsters The Big Four in England could lead to a clash for the Netherlands in the summer
Blog for rugby predictions
Erling Holland is one of the most coveted young talents in the world, and the big clubs analyzed by live rugby video are already listening to the various opportunities to attract him. The difficult financial situation in Barcelona, as well as the desire of Zinedine Zidane to see his compatriot Kylian Mbappe with the Madrid shirt, seems to put the English teams as the main favorites for the Norwegian, at least for now.
The ram has a buyout clause of 70 million euros in its contract, but it can be activated only in the summer of 2022, which puts various options for action by those who do not want to see it in their ranks, the Mirror reported today.
Manchester United was linked as a favorite to attract the player even before he landed at Borussia (Dortmund), but in the end the Germans managed to tempt the player. Now the Red Devils are expected to join the fight again, although Jaden Sancho remains a priority for their attack. A possible return of the English winger to his homeland could finance a solid attempt by the Dortmund to keep Holland longer with the yellow shirt.
The champions from Liverpool are also among the considered contenders for the player`s signature, but the Albion press points out that from there they would be more willing to pay the player`s clause than to get involved in a big bidding, if any.
Chelsea and Manchester City will probably not appear on the stage now. Londoners spent an impressive ? 220 million last summer, but that is unlikely to stop them from trying to bring Holland to Stamford Bridge.
For their part, the citizens urgently need to transform their attack - Sergio Aguero, whose contract expires in the summer, it is still unclear whether he will want to stay in Manchester, and the problems with injuries, both for him and his reserve. Gabriel Jesus lately, clearly show the need for a new Dutchman.
Rugby tipsters - more details and information: Rugby tipsters
Blog for rugby predictions