Erling Haaland left the field early in Man City’s 6-1 victory over Bournemouth, coach Pep Guardiola revealed that the player born in 2000 was injured. Most recently, an image was just revealed that surprised many people.
Accordingly, Man City had to set up a separate oversized bed for Haaland in the treatment room because of the striker’s tall body. The Norwegian striker is 1m94 tall and weighs 88kg. Man City defender Kyle Walker revealed:
“Haaland is really tall, isn’t he? And we nicknamed him the Wrestler. Man City had to create a separate oversized bed for Haaland in the treatment room, because he did not fit into regular beds. Haaland has his own special bed.”
Talking about Haaland’s injury after the match against Bournemouth, coach Pep Guardiola revealed: “Haaland has pain in his ankle. He felt uncomfortable. We don’t want any risks to happen to him. He could come back midweek, but it could also be next weekend.”
Haaland is known to be a player with a healthy lifestyle, a reasonable diet, drink, sleep, and rest, and always takes time to meditate to keep his mind calm and eliminate pressure, so he is predicted to won’t be out of action for too long.
This season, Haaland has 11 goals in 11 matches in the Premier League, in addition to 2 goals in the Champions League.