Erling Braut Haaland recently finished a new season in the Premier League that ended with the league title and top scorer title.
There were 27 goals in the league, the highest number of goals. However, he gives himself an unforgiving persona in a longer conversation with him TV 2.
– A strong trio, who will be his own referee in the 2023/2024 season.
This is justified by the following:
– I was injured for two months and then I was unable to play on the field. Then you miss a lot of games, so yeah.
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– He feels a great responsibility
Manchester City was eliminated from the semi-finals of the Champions League, and lost the FA Cup final to its rival Manchester United.
There were also no EC finals for the Norwegian men's national team, which honestly upset Järboen.
– Of course I feel a great responsibility for that. I've felt that way for a long time. “A big part of my responsibility is for Norway to reach the tournament, so I know that,” says Braut Haaland.
However, he says he appreciates the direction the team is headed in under Stahl Solbakken.
– I like it very much. I think I performed well for the national team and we were close to that. And like I said, it's about breaking the last bit…it was close, but not close enough.
About Odegaard: – You shouldn't be bothered
There was a fierce battle between Manchester City and Arsenal for the English Premier League title, with the former victorious.
On the other hand, Braut Haaland explained that there was no bad atmosphere between him and Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard when they met in a meeting.
-If you feel sorry for him? Martin has been one of the best players in the Premier League this year. It's very cool. But imagine how Liverpool have performed in the last five years. It probably wasn't fun for them either, says Braut Haaland.
It continues:
– You shouldn't worry too much when you win the league by two points. Martin and I are good friends. It's not just football that applies. He concludes that there are other “human things” more important than football.
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