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Manchester City are not going to just let Haaland go in the summer because he is in top form. Look at the top scorer and make good history with Manchester City. I just want Haaland to be kept in his team now.
Real Madrid will definitely continue to pursue him until they get to replace Benzema later. With several other player options, there is a possibility that Real Madrid will not choose Haaland, if Mancity does not let him go.
As you said, this is just a maze, the media always raises this news.

Haaland just arrived at City so not a chances is what I would say. Even if Madrid are gonna offer more than 150 m , they are gonna deny it as they have enough money. Also player is gonna deny as well as he has got a great squad and great coach and is in a very competitive league so I think he is gonna stay. Player interested for the move might have changed things but at City Haaland is very happy. He is breaking records with the best club and in the best league. What else does he needs?

I believe in a marketplace, money can do everything. It is not going to be impossible for Manchester City to let Haaland go if the money is really good. But I wonder if Real Madrid is going to offer that much money if they actually get Mbappé for something less than what they will need to offer for Haaland. He's in good form. And that is the only reason he might not want to make any changes right now. But who does not want to play for Real Madrid?

When it comes European big spenders over the last decade, Manchester City should be in the top four clubs and that's is why I don't think it'll be possible to price away their biggest asset at the moment and also their biggest threat to other European clubs.

Erling Haaland is without doubt the best No. 9 at the moment and he is flourishing in the sky blue jersey of Manchester City. Real Madrid for a fact knows how to spend big but the I don't think the can be able to make Haaland their player in the summer. Pep Guardiola already has a father and son relationship with Haaland which is another big factor why he won't be living the Etihad anytime soon