Erling Haaland continues to score goals, while his boss was taken aback by the most astounding statistic regarding the striker of Manchester City’s unprecedented performance.
Just City’s 2-1 victory over Fulham, Haaland had scored a penalty within a third minute, helping Pep Guardiola’s team reclaim first place in Premier League followed by reaching closer to winning their fifth championship in six years.
After joining for £51.2 million in June from Borussia Dortmund, the youngster, 22, scored his 50th goal of the season across every league.
The Norwegian led the penalty kick to surpass Clive Allen’s record of forty-nine goals for Tottenham during 1986–1987.
When Tom Waring reached the 50 goals for Aston Villa in 1930–1931 when the prime minister was Ramsay MacDonald of the UK, Haaland currently holds the record for the greatest number of goals by a player in the top division in 92 years.
Guardiola says “a long time ago” in response to Haaland’s data.
In forty-four matches representing Manchester City, Erling Haaland has scored 34 Premier League goals, three FA Cup goals, one Carabao Cup goal, and 12 Champions League goals.
Once More, Erling Haaland Excels
Alan Shearer, the Premier League’s all-time leading scorer, commented on BBC Radio 5 Live that said pleasantly – Erling Haaland is a psycho.
Despite having 10 more games left, Haaland’s subsequent Premier League goal is going to eclipse a mark held by Shearer and Cole.
Haaland is amazing, according to former Manchester City defender Micah Richards, who said this in February. Although Dean’s 63 goals are undoubtedly unattainable for him one can get the impression that he is going to smash every record.
Having eighteen goals in his last 12 games, Haaland’s current form makes everything seem feasible.
