Erling Haaland's dad Alf-Inge has hinted his son should eventually sign for a Spanish club rather than a team in the Premier League.
Haaland is the hottest prospect in Europe following his January transfer to Dortmund, where he has scored an outrageous 12 goals in nine games.
As a result, the young Norway international has attracted attention from some of the biggest clubs in the world, with Real Madrid,Barcelona and Manchester United all queuing up to sign him.
Alf-Inge played in the Premier League during his 22 years as a footballer, representing clubs including Manchester City, Leeds and Nottingham Forest.
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