Karl-Heinz Riedle says Dortmund is “praying” Erling Haaland stays next season.

Karl-Heinz Riedle says Dortmund is “praying” Erling Haaland stays next season.

The contract with Haaland extends through 2024. But a release clause worth allegedly 80 million euros ($90 million) is set to kick in next year.

As they fend off interest from the Premier League. Dortmund icon Karl-Heinz Riedle says the Bundesliga club is ‘praying.’ That star striker Haaland stays next season.

On Friday, Riedle told international media. “We’re praying he’ll stay another year at Borussia Dortmund.” “Keeping him after this season will be extremely difficult, but he is a key player for us.”

Haaland is poised to make an appearance on Saturday when Dortmund hosts Bayern Munich. Who are currently leading the Bundesliga.

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Dortmund is “praying” Erling Haaland stays next season.

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The contract with Haaland extends through 2024, but a release clause worth allegedly 80 million euros ($90 million) is set to kick in next year.

Dortmund’s chances of reaching the final 16 of the Champions League. This season were terminated by a 3-1 defeat against Sporting Lisbon last week due to injury.

Last Saturday, the 21-year-old scored as a substitute after returning from a long-term hip injury.

Rangnick, the team’s new temporary coach, denied claims that he would be paid a bonus for bringing in Haaland, but praised the Norwegian goalkeeper anyway.

“Erling is an excellent forward. I know what he’s capable of, but the rest of the world is aware of his abilities “Rangnick made a remark.

When the clubs met last March, Haaland scored twice in the first 9 minutes before Bayern won 4-2 thanks to a hat-trick from Lewandowski.

Riedle, who scored a hat trick in Dortmund’s 3-1 Champions League. Final victory over Juventus in 1997 believes Haaland has a score to settle after the match ended 2-2 in Munich.

“He’s really into this game,” Riedle remarked.

Due to high levels of the coronavirus across Germany. Signal Iduna Park, which normally holds 80,000 people. Will only be able to hold 15,000 people.

“The mood will remain positive.” Stated Riedle, who serves as an international ambassador for Dortmund.

“It’s better than nothing because of the troubles with Covid — the 15,000 will still try to create an atmosphere to aid the squad.”

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