Neymar spent millions gambling online, check what Erling Haaland does with his money

Neymar is one of the players who has given the most to talk about in recent years. The Al Hilal striker is currently in a different facet of his career. For this reason, it is expected that the Brazilian will continue to have achievements in his career despite being away from Europe. Neymar's decision to leave PSG was somewhat controversial. Undoubtedly, the true reasons are still unknown.

What is known is that PSG somehow lost their investment with the Brazilian. It is worth mentioning that Paris Saint-Germain paid $222M for Neymar at the time. That said, this signing remains so far the most expensive in the entire history of soccer. Despite having brought a top player to Paris and having Kylian Mbappé as a teammate, the Parisian team has never been able to consolidate.

In view of this, the criticism of Neymar is constant and little by little he is being compared to much younger players who have already won more relevant things than him. One of them is the case of Erling Haaland. Since his arrival in the Premier League, the Norwegian has been characterized by his great discipline and his desire to improve day by day, improving more than he was at BVB Dortmund.

With many years of career ahead of him, it seems that Haaland is thinking about everything, and that includes not forgetting where he came from. In light of this, Haaland's latest actions have given people something to talk about and undoubtedly imply that his money generated by football is used from time to time for a good cause

Erling Haaland's good deeds

With this said, Neymar gambles playing online poker, even somewhat forgetting the value of money. Meanwhile, Erling Haaland is using his money to pay a whole trip for the fans of his former club. It should be noted that Haaland has offered to pay for the trip for all Bryne FK fans who will attend the playoffs this Saturday in order to seek a ticket to the Norwegian First Division. According to DW, Haaland will cover the train ride of 200 fans, which will cost $16,000