Erling Haaland's agent Mino Raiola has been busy jetting round Spain, gauging interest in his much sought-after client.
Some of Europe's biggest clubs are believed to be preparing bids for the Norwegian striker, who has had an incredible rise over the past 18-months.
Haaland only joined Borussia Dortmund from Red Bull Salzburg in January of 2020, but has been an unqualified success in Germany and beyond.
He's scored 21 goals in just as many Bundesliga games, and has found the net on ten occasions in just six Champions League matches this season.
Haaland is contracted to Dortmund until the summer of 2024, and according to their sporting director, Michael Zorc, "Haaland cannot, does not want to and will not change clubs".
Despite this, his name has been linked with the likes of Manchester City, Chelsea, Barcelona and Real Madrid.
Spanish publication Sport pictured Raiola and Haaland's father - Alf-Inge - arriving into Barcelona on Thursday morning, where it's believed they held "positive" talks with new Barca president Joan Laporta.
However, the unlikely pairing are busy.
Journalist Fabrizio Romano claims Raiola and Haaland have flown straight from Barcelona to the Spanish capital to meet with representatives of Real Madrid.
Confirmed. Mino Raiola is in Madrid *right now* after leaving Barcelona on a private flight. There is also the Haaland’s father with him.
After meeting with Barcelona president Laporta, Raiola will talk today also with Real Madrid about Haaland deal. ⚪️ #Haaland #RealMadrid— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) April 1, 2021
It's believed they want to hear pitches from the biggest clubs interested in Haaland, before deciding on a possible transfer in the summer.
However, with three years remaining on his deal at the Signal Iduna Park, the 20-year old won't come cheap.
A potential transfer figure of €150million has been touted.
Quite how Barcelona or Real Madrid would attempt to finance such a deal is quite another story. It was reported in January that Barcelona's gross debt stands at €1.173 billion. The net figure is €488million.
€266m is owed to the banks by 30 June, while another €90m is owed to Goldman Sachs.
At the under-renovation Bernabeu, gross debt stands at €901million, with net debt at €355million.
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