Erling Haaland purchases home in Abu Dhabi, father lives next door

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Manchester City footballer Erling Haaland has bought a property in Abu Dhabi. His father has acquired the house next door. This purchase expands Haaland's real estate investments. The move coincides with ongoing financial uncertainty at Manchester City. Haaland remains contracted to the club until 2034 with no public plans to depart.

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