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Haaland and father buy properties on Man City's Abu Dhabi development

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Reports in British newspapers say Erling Haaland and his father Alf-Inge Haaland have bought homes in a residential project tied to Manchester City's Abu Dhabi ownership. The development, connected to the City Football Group's portfolio in the UAE capital, offers luxury villas marketed to high-profile figures linked to the club. While framed as a property story, the move is being read as a signal of the striker's long-term commitment to Manchester City, amid ongoing speculation about his future at the Etihad.

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Socc360 insight

Property purchases rarely make headlines in football, but when the world's most talked-about striker buys into a project owned by his club's parent group, it sends a clear message. For Manchester City supporters, the optics suggest Haaland sees his future in Manchester rather than chasing a move to Real Madrid or elsewhere. For a player who has consistently spoken about his love for the project under Pep Guardiola, putting down roots in the ownership's development reinforces the sense that City remain central to his career plans.

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Data source: skysports.com (via Socc360). Last updated .

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