Barcelona president Joan Laporta has stirred fresh speculation around Erling Haaland’s future after stating that “nothing in life is impossible” when asked about the possibility of bringing the Manchester City striker to Camp Nou.
Speaking to TV3, Laporta was careful to temper expectations, clarifying that the club isn’t currently planning a move: “We’re not thinking that right now and he just renewed at City.” Still, the carefully chosen words were enough to spark intrigue, especially given Haaland’s stature as one of the world’s most lethal forwards.
The 23-year-old Norwegian recently extended his deal with Manchester City and remains central to Pep Guardiola’s plans. Yet Laporta’s comment leaves the door ajar, signaling long-term interest and hinting at Barcelona’s enduring ambition despite financial constraints.
Under Laporta’s leadership, Barcelona has prioritized sustainability and squad rebuilding, leaning heavily on youth development while remaining alert to marquee opportunities. The president’s remark reflects that duality: pragmatic in the short term, bold in long-term vision.
While a Haaland move is unlikely in the immediate future, the idea isn’t entirely far-fetched in the long run — especially if the player’s circumstances or City’s project were to change.
For now, the possibility remains theoretical. But Laporta’s words ensure that Barcelona stays in the conversation — and in football, that’s often how big moves begin.
Source: African Publicity
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