Erling Haaland, Manchester City’s goal-machine, has been described as “not human” by goalkeeper Kamil Grabara of Copenhagen.
After the Norwegian scored his second goal in Wednesday’s Champions League rout of Copenhagen at the Etihad, Jack Grealish of England reported that Grabara had shouted this.
On Wednesday night, Manchester City beat the Danish team 5-0 with two more goals from Haaland.
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For Pep Guardiola’s team, the 22-year-old has now scored 19 goals in his first 12 outings.
Grealish, an English forward, told reporters after the game, “It’s astonishing honestly,” of Haaland.
“In my life, I’ve never seen anything like it. I was giggling as I scored the first and second goals. He is constantly there.
As I was returning, the keeper (Kamil Grabara) mentioned something to me. He declared, “He isn’t Human!” You’re telling me, I questioned. I hope he can maintain this shape and lead us to glory.
Recall the the legendary John Terry of Chelsea has informed Graham Potter, the manager, that first impressions matter.
On Saturday, Potter led the Blues to their first Premier League victory at Crystal Palace after drawing his first game in charge in the Champions League against Red Bull Salzburg.
“I think you get them onside by, day one, everyone is going to be watching,” Terry stated on beIN Sports. How does he behave in that initial meeting or training session? What posture does he adopt? Can he manage such a large changing room?