Haaland and father buy Abu Dhabi properties on City development
Summarised from 2 outlets · 3 reports · Updated 12 Oct, 23:32 · Archive
Erling Haaland and his father have each purchased properties on a Manchester City housing development in Abu Dhabi.
Erling Haaland and his father Alf-Inge have each purchased properties at the Ohana Development on Yas Island in Abu Dhabi. Property prices at the luxury complex are reportedly up to £7.5 million. The purchases come after an independent commission found Manchester City guilty of all charges relating to serious breaches of Premier League financial rules.
The development has significant Manchester City presence, including a club training academy, a dedicated 'City Lounge', and City branding throughout the complex. Haaland delivered a video message at the project's launch, which also welcomed his father and City manager Pep Guardiola. The purchases come after Haaland publicly backed Manchester City and their Abu Dhabi owners following the guilty verdict. Haaland scored in City's 3-0 win over Liverpool in their first match after the verdict, urging fans to 'enjoy the ride' in a show of defiance.
How it is being reported
- Papers: Haaland and father buy properties on Man City's Abu Dhabi developmentThe top stories and transfer rumours from Tuesday's newspapers...Sky Sports · 13 Oct, 00:00
- Papers: Haaland and father buy properties on Man City's Abu Dhabi developmentThe top stories and transfer rumours from Tuesday's newspapers...Sky Sports Football · 12 Oct, 23:24
- Erling Haaland and his dad buy £7.5m houses in Abu Dhabi, the homeland of Man City's owners, under the shadow of guilty verdict on their rule-breaking investmentsErling Haaland has snapped up a luxury property in Abu Dhabi after publicly backing Manchester City and their United Arab Emirates owners in the wake of the club's guilty verdict.Daily Mail Sport · 12 Oct, 11:00
In this story: Erling Haaland · Alf-Inge Haaland · Manchester City · Abu Dhabi United Group · Pep Guardiola · Abu Dhabi
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