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Erling Haaland lets his hair down as he graces the cover of GQ’s global sports edition in a £3,800 jacket… as the Man City star talks about his Champions League and World Cup aspirations and Be candid about your meditation practices.
- Erling Haaland has graced the cover of GQ’s annual world sports edition
- She’s taken the unlikely dip in expensive fashion items at GQ
- The Norwegian star has enjoyed a fantastic debut season with Manchester City
- He has aspirations of helping them lift the Champions League this season.
Man City striker Erling Haaland has spoken about his Champions League and World Cup aspirations by appearing on the cover of GQ’s second annual global sports edition.
The Norwegian striker has enjoyed a fantastic debut season for the club, scoring 33 goals in 30 appearances in all competitions.
She’s taken an unlikely fashion step, appearing on the cover of GQ’s sports edition, wearing a £2,000 jacket and £690 Givenchy jumper.
Erling Haaland let his hair down as he dove into fashion on the cover of GQ’s annual sports issue.
Haaland, wearing a £3,800 jacket, spoke about his Champions League and World Cup hopes.
In another image, he is seen dressed all in white with a £3,800 jacket and a sweater valued at £325.
In the magazine he talks about his hopes of success with Man City and Norway.
He said: “I will try to do everything in my power to win trophies here with Manchester City and try to be a game changer, my goal is to win the Champions League.”
Haaland has had a prolific start to life at Man City scoring 30 goals in 33 appearances
On the success with his country he added: ‘Norway is a small, small nation, 5.5 million, I think less.
So we are not a great nation. But again you see at the World Cup small nations doing fantastic things.
‘We hope to qualify (in 2026), that’s my biggest goal with them. Hopefully one day I can play knockout matches with Norway.
Haaland’s famous goal celebration spawned many imitators, including from the PSG side.
Haaland focuses on the mental side of the game more intensely than most. A few years ago, he drew attention for what has become his trademark goal celebration: getting into a lotus position and closing his eyes, as if he were in a meditative trance.
The celebration spawned a wave of imitators, including from the Paris Saint-Germain team in a Champions League match.
Haaland speaking about meditation said: ‘I think it’s a really good thing.
‘To relax, to try not to think too much. Because stress is not good for anyone. I hate being stressed, and I try not to be stressed. But the concept of meditation is trying to let go of these kinds of thoughts. It’s really individual, but for me it’s worked very well.