Erling Haaland admits to Logan Paul that he would consider following Lionel Messi to MLS
Erling Haaland has 'completed' Club Football at 23.
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The ‘Impaulsive Podcast’ recently hosted, Manchester City forward, Erling Haaland. The forward who is now sponsored by Prime Hydration, went to speak with his new partners on their podcast. Haaland was asked about the US and if he’s ever been there to which he replied “Twice!” Arizona with his friends when he was younger and Houston with Manchester City.
Further, Haaland also revealed that he never had opportunities to visit the US, unlike the players who moved to play in the MLS. He said he might consider going to the USA like Lionel Messi did when he aged. In the interview, he talked about the idea of playing in America. He mentioned that he’s only 23 now, so he hasn’t thought much about it, but when he’s around 33, he might think about playing in the MLS for his last few years in football.
Haaland’s father, Alfie Haaland played for Man City when Erling was just a kid. “English Football is popular in Norway,” spoke Haaland as he mentioned how he wanted to play in the Premier League as a kid. Going away from football, he added that, growing up, he watched KSI and his brother Deji (ComedyShortsGamer) on YouTube. He was also a fan of KSI’s FIFA series ‘Road to Division One’.
Meanwhile, Erling Haaland’s sponsorship with Prime is already confirmed. With the Norwegian already breaking Premier League records at the age of 23, the league is yet to see ‘Prime Haaland’.
Erling Haaland’s incredible goal record
Erling Braut Haaland has only gotten better as his career has gone on. Haaland’s goal fest began with Molde in the 17/18 season where he made his debut aged 16. He scored in a 3-2 win for Ole Gunnar Solskjær‘s side. Since a young age, he has impressed with his performances which led to his move to RB Salzburg. With 29 goals in 27 appearances for the club, Haaland was quickly courted by the top teams in Europe. After just one season in the Austrian League, the Norwegian Viking made the next step forward. He chose Germany. He chose Borussia Dortmund.
A hat-trick in his debut for the club, fans were in awe of their €22.5m talent. This was just the beginning as Haaland would end his first season at the club with 13 goals in 15 appearances. With an overall tally of 86 goals in 89 games, he left the German giants for Manchester City, his father’s former team. Where he managed to score a record-breaking 36 goals in his debut season, last season.
It seems like Haaland was the final piece in the jigsaw in this Manchester City side, since Aguero’s departure. It took Pep Guardiola seven years at the club to lift the UEFA Champions League, it took Haaland 8 years since his debut to lift the trophy. Even after lifting the coveted treble, they look hungry for more.
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