ERLING HAALAND TO MANCHESTER CITY IS A DONE DEAL. (FABRIZIO ROMANO)



The Norwegian's £51m switch to the Etihad was finally confirmed on Tuesday, and the fallout from this potentially era-defining deal will be colossal

The worst-kept secret in football is finally out in the open: Erling Haaland will join Manchester City this summer for £51 million ($63m).

Still, while everybody knew this deal was coming, its confirmation still sent shockwaves through the football world.

Haaland is one of the game's new superstars, a goalscoring machine, and he is now joining an already brilliant team lacking just one thing: a prolific No.9.

Make no mistake about it: Haaland spearheading Pep Guardiola's slick City side is a daunting prospect for the rest of Europe.

Indeed, the fallout will be fascinating, as this has the potential to be an era-defining deal that could have numerous knock-off effects.

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