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Daily Mail is reporting that Manchester City have taken a huge step forward in their pursuit of Borussia Dortmund forward Erling Haaland.

After failing to clinch the signing of Harry Kane from Tottenham as a long-term replacement for Sergio Aguero last summer, Pep Guardiola and Manchester City ...

Sportsmail understands that a suitable financial package - which would make Haaland the Premier League's highest-paid player on more than £500000 a week ...

Man City want to sign Erling Haaland this summer after missing out on Harry Kane last year; Erling Haaland has a 75m euros release clause in his Borussia ...

The Borussia Dortmund striker, who turns 22 in July, will earn in the region of a staggering £500,000-a-week if he opts for a move to the Etihad Stadium after a ...

Manchester City have reportedly agreed personal terms with Borussia Dortmund striker Erling Haaland. But Pep Guardiola was coy when asked to comment.

Guardiola was coy on the subject and said: "No answer to your question. "I don't know what is going to happen in the future. I haven't a concern in my head right now to think about what is going to happen in this club next season."

Pep Guardiola tight-lipped about Man City's pursuit of Erling Haaland despite sources telling ESPN the striker is moving closer to joining.

"Kevin and Ruben, they are better and will take a decision tomorrow," Guardiola said. "I don't know what will happen in the future. "No answer to your question," he said.

When asked about triggering Haaland's release clause on Tuesday, City manager Pep Guardiola responded: "No answer to your question." Haaland, who was born in ...

Sam Lee Sam Lee It is believed that the striker's representatives have agreed initial personal terms with City.

Pep Guardiola has refused to respond to reports that Manchester City are close to completing a blockbuster deal for Borussia Dortmund striker Erling ...

They (the players who played) were ready." Asked if he had any regrets about his selection at Wembley, Guardiola said: "No. I understand the opinions of my fans. "We don't know what is going to happen in the future.

Pep Guardiola was not interested in answering questions about Erling Haaland after it was reported Manchester City have agreed contract terms.

Football is not just a skill. It's next season, so I'm not going to talk [about it]." - Haaland the cornerstone of Man City’s new treble pursuit – The Warm-Up

While all signs seem to be pointing to Erling Haaland's future being at Manchester City, the team's manager is not having any of it. Pep Guardiola, ahead of ...

City would still need to agree to a deal with Dortmund, but they seem to be in pole position to land the superstar striker in what would be a massive move in pursuit of more trophies. City are a contender in every competition they play but haven't had a true superstar striker take over the position since Sergio Aguero's prime a few years ago. "We are playing without a striker ... I don't know what will happen in the future. City had been linked with a move for Tottenham's Harry Kane over the summer, but it failed to materialize. 🗣 "We are playing without a striker... On Monday, The Daily Mail reported that the club has agreed to terms with the player's representatives over a potential contract.

Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland arrived in Alaska Apr. 19 for her first official visit to the state since taking office.

Our news is free for everyone to read, but it is not free to produce. “Her goal is to come and listen and learn. That money, the department added, includes $75 million for Alaskan communities to clean up “orphaned” oil and gas wells, with more funds to clear up a landslide in Denali National Park, reduce the risk of wildfires, revitalize abandoned mine lands, enhance fish migration, protect communities from flooding, and build climate resilience in tribal communities.

Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland kicked off a week-long trip to Alaska today, where she will meet with local, state, elected and Alaska Native leaders; ...

- During a Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Alaska Symposium in Anchorage earlier this month, the Bureau of Indian Affairs announced it is investing $46 million to address the unique impacts of climate change in Indigenous communities. In March, the Interior Department announced an additional $2.8 million is available to Alaska for AML reclamation efforts in fiscal year 2022. This investment will bolster efforts to address outdated or obsolete dams, culverts, levees and other barriers fragmenting our nation’s rivers and streams, which will help restore fish passages and aquatic connectivity by removing or bypassing barriers. Part of the WSFR Program was reauthorized by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. The WSFR Program fosters cooperative partnerships between federal and state agencies, working alongside hunters, anglers, and other outdoor interests, to enhance recreational opportunities while advancing sustainable resource goals. During construction, visitors will continue to have access to unparalleled wildlife viewing, views of Denali, front-country trails and backcountry hiking and camping. The historic investments to clean up these hazardous sites will create good-paying, union jobs, catalyze economic growth and revitalization, and reduce dangerous methane leaks.