Erling Haaland He continues to impress UK football analysts with his impressive goalscoring numbers in Manchester.
The Norwegian striker who added his goal against Southampton 15 goals in 9 matches in the Premier League and 20 goals in 13 matches with CityAt the age of 22, he is approaching 200 career goals.
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Joe Cole: ‘Haaland changed the game’
Joe CoolA former player for West Ham, Chelsea, Liverpool or Aston Villa, he said of Haaland in “BT Sports” that “this man has changed the game, there should be a retrospective look at the experts and find out who said he did not score goals., It is Mad what he was doing.”
Rio Ferdinand does not believe that Haaland will reach the scorers figures for Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo
Ferdinand RiverThe legendary Manchester United defender, admitted his mistake when assessing Haaland’s impact on the Prime Minister: “No one knows what he will do. I am a man old enough to admit that this man is doing different things now, no one has heard of him!”
The famous defender, who has now triumphed as a TV analyst, shared his doubts about whether Haaland would be able to beat the records of top scorers Leo Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo: “We are looking at Haaland and Mbappe, but they will not catch up.”
Joleon Lescott: “I thought Haaland would have a transition period, but it wasn’t”
from your side Joleon LescottFormerly at Wolverhampton, Everton, Manchester City, West Bromwich Albion or Aston Villa, Haaland has highlighted Haaland’s quick adaptation to the Premier League’s style: “I thought he would have a transition period, but it wasn’t.”
“Haaland looks unstoppable but he still has a way to go to the Aguero match”
Ian Lidmanthe soccer editor at ‘daily Mail’argued that “Erling Haaland is still not at the level of Sergio Aguero”, adding to the table the numbers and merits of “El Con” in Manchester City (260 goals, 184 of them in the Premier League).
The journalist notes that “Haaland seems unstoppable, but he still has a long way to go for the Ajero match,” and highlights that “the Argentine is the foreign player with the most goals in the history of the English Premier League” and that “many of his 184 goals were the first in a match. or a draw or a winner in a late match.
“Agero wasn’t the kind to take advantage of it when others were up for the job against tired teams,” wrote Ian Liedman.
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