Haaland, the farewell to Borussia is … expensive: the center forward gives gifts to everyone and spends almost half a million!

Leaving a team is never easy, even if you have been a short time. Over the course of his career, it happens relatively often for a footballer to say goodbye to people he has been in contact with every day. And we are not just talking about teammates, but also about all those who, in one role or another, are part of the “family” of the club. Of course, there are cases where you don’t get in the mood and so it’s easy to empty your locker and leave without even saying goodbye. But in most cases, the time to part is seasoned with tears and, sometimes, even gifts. As happened in Dortmund when everyone greeted Erling Braut Haaland.

GIFTS FOR EVERYONE – The Norwegian striker has already said goodbye to the fans in the last match played at Signal Iduna Park, but now that the Bundesliga season is over it is also time to leave the Borussia sports center. Which, as the Bild, it was not easy, even … from an economic point of view. In fact, the German newspaper explains that Haaland has spent almost … half a million euros to give gifts to everyone. The center forward brought watches worth over 15 thousand euros to the now former teammates, while the Scandinavian gave away others that cost just under 10 thousand to about twenty of the staff (physiotherapists, cooks and even psychologists of the club). EUR.

GROWTH – In short, a heartfelt greeting and also quite expensive, even if for Haaland it shouldn’t be a problem. His move to Manchester City, already announced by the club in recent days, should guarantee him a contract so pharaonic that the Norwegian could pocket a figure similar to that spent on gifts … in a week. However, this does not mean that the striker’s gesture is not one to underline. Indeed, it seems to be the signal that the choice to go to Dortmund in January 2020 was the right one: at Borussia Haaland he found the best environment to grow in football and to mature as a man. It is therefore logical that those who have helped him in these two and a half years … deserve a gift!