Man City look to set aside Mino Raiola rift to snap Erling Haaland and other rumours

Manchester City are reportedly ready to change their stance on working with Mino Raiola in order to land Erling Haaland, according to reports.

The Blues are said to put their fractious relationship with the super-agent to one side as they look to land the prolific Norwegian.

But there is interest from around Europe with juggernauts Paris Saint-Germain, Barcelona and Real Madrid all repeatedly touted with the services of the 21-year-old.

Pep Guardiola's side have previously tried to sign the Borussia Dortmund striker as they looked to ease their lack of forwards after Sergio Aguero's exit and their failed ploy to sign Harry Kane.

Spanish news outlet Sport via Sport Witness reports that City will brush aside their dispute with Raiola in order to bring the talisman to the Etihad.

Previously, it has been said that they have banned signing players managed by the agent.

The report continues to say that the Spanish duo and French powerhouses will face competition from the Premier League champions in the pursuit of one of the most in-demand attackers on the continent.

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Meanwhile, City target Declan Rice has cooled water on transfer speculation in east London.

The 22-year-old has become a player of interest across the English top-flight from the likes of the Blues and their rivals Manchester United.

With a busy summer set to be on the horizon for the Hammers captain, he said on