Erling Haaland has his sights set on Paul Pogba’s £3 million mansion in Manchester and is considering moving there.

After spending two and a half years in the Bundesliga with Borussia Dortmund, the Norwegian just joined Manchester City. Haaland is looking for a new place to live right now and is considering Pogba’s estate.

The Frenchman currently owns a five-bedroom house in the posh Hale Barns, Cheshire, although he hasn’t used it much since leaving Manchester United. The Sun claims that he has no chance of making it back to the Premier League, suggesting that a trade might be imminent.

In addition, the £3 million mansion may be rented out for an astounding £30,000 per month. The most intriguing feature is the indoor pitch, which Pogba dubbed the P.P. Arena. Other amenities include a heated pool, a sauna, and a gym. Little goals, an electronic scoreboard, LED lights, and Pogba’s emblem are all located in the center circle.

After his contract with Manchester United expired, the Frenchman is expected to sign with Juventus, the team he left behind in 2016. Pogba may be able to assist as Haaland is managed by the same company as Pogba. The shack is rented for £30,000 a month.

A source close to Erling said he’s keen to get settled in quickly so he can get started right away at City. Finding a new place to live must therefore be done as soon as feasible. He is a member of the same management team as Paul.

Paul’s experience at United makes it improbable that he’ll go back to the UK. He will therefore be trying to sell his house, though he would be open to renting it out if needed. It boasts a backyard football field and everything a professional football player could possibly require. Paul and Erling are a much like each other. They can find it appealing because they like having fun.

Haaland will improve the City squad even further. For the fourth time in five years, City won the Premier League last month. Pep Guardiola will need to alter his approach because he hasn’t played with a designated No. 9 in previous games.

Regarding his new team, the Norwegian remarks, “I’ve always liked watching City, and I’ve had a lot of fun doing so in the past few years.” It’s impossible not to enjoy their style of play. As a player, I need something exciting and chance-filled, and this is exactly what it is. I’m confident that I’m in the best situation to achieve my goals because this team has so many elite players and Pep is one of the greatest managers ever.