Erling Haaland is expected to be on the move this summer, and former Milan and Chelsea player Ruud Gullit believes that few clubs can realistically compete for his signature. Both Real Madrid and Barcelona have been linked with the Norwegian forward, but Gullit believes that only one side is a contender. "I see him in England, but I don't think he'll go to Manchester United," Gullit told a group of media from across the world. "[Manchester] City would be good for him with Pep Guardiola but Jurgen Klopp and Liverpool would also be great. "What Jurgen has done with that club is incredible, you just have to praise him, he's always hungry. That suits Haaland, it's his style. "In Spain, only Real Madrid is an option. "Those are the three clubs that will compete for Erling." It comes after Barcelona president Joan Laporta avoided the speculation when facing the press in the presentation of Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang. Praise for Lewandowski "I love him as a player, he can do everything, I thought he would win the Ballon d'Or too," Gullit said of the Poland international. "It was a surprise that it didn't happen that way, but it wasn't a fraud, it was just a simple vote. "It's a real shame that he's playing at the same time as Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi." Lewandowski and Haaland continue to do battle at the top of the Bundesliga, with the Bayern man having recorded 23 goals compared to Haaland's 16.
