Pep Guardiola wouldn't be drawn on Erling Haaland's future in the midst of reports that Manchester City has settled on private terms with the productive Borussia Dortmund star.
Manchester City is a drawn-out admirer of Haaland, who is referred to be their top objective as they pursue another striker again this late spring following last year's flight of Sergio Aguero and the bombed quest for Tottenham and England frontman Harry Kane.
Hypothesis over ongoing weeks recommended the dominant Premier League champions were drawing nearer to getting a blockbuster bargain for a player discharge condition at Dortmund worth around £63million.
The Athletic covered Tuesday that Haaland had now given the go-ahead to a transition to the Etihad Stadium, with introductory individual terms settled upon however a lot of work still to be finished including contract subtleties and commission to the player's delegates drove by specialist Mino Raiola.
Guardiola was definitely tested on the most recent news concerning Haaland during a question and answer session held before City's Premier League conflict with Brighton on Wednesday, however, kept up his propensity for not freely remarking on move stories.
"No solution to your inquiry," he said of the most recent reports.
Squeezed once more, Guardiola added: "No response about these inquiries. I have one more concern and business in my mind at the present time (then) to figure out what will occur in this club next season."
Prior to Tuesday, the Daily Mail detailed that City had consented to make Haaland - likewise pursued by any semblance of Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain - the most generously compensated player in the Premier League on wages of around £500,000 per week. It was additionally guaranteed that a five-year arrangement could be affirmed when one week from now.
Norwegian international Haaland, 21, is now one of football's greatest worldwide stars, having gotten 82 goals in only 85 games since moving to Dortmund from Red Bull Salzburg in 2020.
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