Hutchison thinks the ‘game changer’ who wants Liverpool to move will leave

Don Hutchison told ESPN that it is “inevitable” and “imminent” that Liverpool’s rumored goal Erling Haaland leaves Borussia Dortmund.

The former Liverpool midfielder also claimed that Haaland is a ‘game changer’ and that someone might have to get ‘creative’ to get ‘£ 180 million’ for his services.

Sky Sports reporter Dharmesh Sheth previously claimed that the BVB star would be interested in moving to Liverpool, with 90 Minutes also suggesting that Manchester City and Chelsea are leading the search for his signature.

While Hutchison believes it is only a matter of time before Haaland will no longer wear the colors of black and yellow, he also feels that Dortmund will be ‘stubborn’ in selling it, as the Jadon Sancho saga demonstrated last summer. .

“They are a stubborn soccer club and they get what they want,” Hutchison said. “They play hard. Probably one of the best negotiators in European football and Jadon Sancho is a great comparison.

“If someone is going to take Haaland for that amount of money, 180 million pounds, then I think they will have to be creative. I don’t think anyone is going to think that there are 180 million pounds. game changer.

On Haaland not staying if Dortmund don’t finish in CL: “It’s complicated without knowing his character. I think people behind the scenes are taking strategic steps to try to bring it to different levels of football.

“I think it is imminent. It is a matter of time and it is inevitable before we see Erling Haaland one of the biggest players in Europe, but I think the people who look after him wouldn’t mind if he stays in Dortmund and learns his trade. Improving as a player and in his technical ability.

“When you look at it, it’s a powerhouse and it has little things to work on. There aren’t many flaws in his game. “

Liverpool as a club would rise to another level with someone like Haaland on the team, but it would be a surprise to see those in the Merseyside boardroom spending a lot of money for their services.

While Jurgen Klopp needs to revamp his squad, especially his attacking areas, perhaps selling one of his star players could lead to Haaland’s signing.

Or perhaps, after a season full of injuries, Haaland joins the fierce quartet made up of Diogo Jota, Sadio Mane, Roberto Firmino and Mo Salah.

If that’s the case, then Manchester City would have a serious rival on their hands when it comes to who has the best attacking depth in the league.

In other news, Phil Hay says there is one thing he is ‘absolutely certain’ Leeds will do in the summer window.