Does Arsenal have the money to fund a Haaland move?

Arsenal reportedly possesses the financial strength to pursue a permanent transfer for Manchester City forward Erling Haaland if City faces relegation. Potential sanctions stem from Manchester City's financial rule breaches, which have generated uncertainty regarding player futures. The Gunners reportedly believe the Norwegian striker could significantly boost Mikel Arteta's attack while repaying a substantial investment through commercial revenue and on-pitch performances.

Securing Haaland would remain difficult because his Manchester City contract reportedly runs until 2034 without a relegation release clause. City could still demand a massive transfer fee even if relegated, while Arsenal would also face transfer competition from European clubs such as Real Madrid and Barcelona.