Haaland's confession about the UEFA Champions League that surprises many

Erling Haaland is one of the forwards of the moment. The Norwegian player has placed himself in an important way and for many, the player always appears in the UEFA Champions League. The footballer has not scored in several games, but there is not much concern in the English club in this regard. Now, the player talks to The Telegraph about his current affairs. The striker also revealed a curious secret about the UEFA Champions League.

Related to Real Madrid and FC Barcelona, the Norwegian striker had until now not commented on his future but it was in an interview in The Telegraph in which, jokingly, he could have given some important clue. "How long is my contract? Three years and 10 months? There's still time to do it, right?" Haaland said about his goal record and being able to surpass a legend like Alan Shearer.

In that same extensive interview, Haaland discovers his personality on the pitch, what he calls 'zombie mode': "People criticize me for not touching the ball. I can approach and touch the ball a couple of times, but I'm simply walking , standing there, making movements in my own world and... it's hard to explain. I leave my body and become a zombie. It's a kind of "away zone."

Erling Haaland has the Champions League anthem as an alarm clock

Haaland's alarm is the Champions League anthem, which "still excites me," and that he fulfilled one of my biggest dreams, which he had dreamed of all his life. It had come true. It was an incredible feeling, I felt very happy. It was the best feeling I've ever had. It was unreal." In just a few seasons, the Norwegian striker has become one of the historic young scorers in the competition. In fact, in the previous season, the striker finished as the tournament's top scorer, a tournament in which he finished as champion with his team, Manchester City.