Erling Haaland shuts down pro-Real Madrid media reports with insight into Manchester life

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Published on 2024-02-05 09:45:00

Manchester City’s superstar striker Erling Haaland has been the subject of media reports from Spain this week, which have claimed that he is unhappy with his current situation in England.

These reports have been refuted by manager Pep Guardiola, who stated that he has only seen a positive attitude from Haaland.

Additionally, Haaland himself has addressed the issue, reaffirming his happiness with the lifestyle and culture on offer in England, as well as his love for the banter and the people.

Addressing the claims of unhappiness, Haaland stated, “I’m a football guy. It’s easy for my family to come over from Norway, right over the sea, really close. I like the vibes, the positivity from the fans when I meet them. The banter. The English people in general. I love to joke like them — we’re similar in Norway, we like the banter.”

Despite the speculation surrounding his personal life, Haaland and his Manchester City teammates remain fully focused on their upcoming task of a Premier League away trip to face Brentford in London.

Haaland is set to make his first start for the club since sustaining a bone stress injury in December, hoping to help the team capitalize on their title rivals’ recent defeat.

Overall, the reports of Haaland’s unhappiness in England have been refuted both by the player himself and by manager Pep Guardiola. Haaland’s comments highlight his contentment with the lifestyle and culture in England, as well as his excitement to return to the pitch and prove his worth for Manchester City.

These fresh comments are likely to reassure fans and the club, putting to rest any doubts about Haaland’s commitment to the team.

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