While the entire team – with the Belgian bass players Meunier, Hazard and Witsel – stood in front of the South Stand, Haaland visited the fans in the North Stand on his own. With his left hand he let it be known that they are in his heart.
When his colleagues went to the changing room, Haaland in turn went to the legendary South Stand to be celebrated there.
The fans greeted him, but also frowned. Was this Haaland’s last match in Dortmund?
According to his shrewd manager Mino Raiola, the Norwegian goalscoring machine has the top clubs to choose. He is said to have spoken with the Barcelona president at the beginning of this week.
Two years ago, the Norwegian goal-getter arrived in Dortmund. His current contract runs until the summer of 2024. Anyone who wants to pluck him away early will be allowed to write a fat check with many zeros.
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Erling Haaland scored twice yesterday against red lantern Greuther Fürth (3-0).
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