Is Haaland injured? What the Norwegian coach says that worries Guardiola

There is little doubt that Erling Haaland is the most important footballer of the current era. The Norwegian player has positioned himself in an important way as one of the footballers of the moment and his presence is fundamental for Manchester City's aspirations in all seasons. However, there are reports of some physical discomfort from the striker that has set off alarm bells for Pep Guardiola's team.

Erling Haaland gave the scare in the friendly that Norway won (2-0) against the Faroe Islands. The Manchester City striker was a starting substitute and took to the pitch in the second half. He couldn't score... and in one of the last plays of the game he injured his left ankle.

Haaland went for the shot in the area, did not reach the ball and hit the ground with his left foot, leaving his ankle a little stuck due to the poor condition of the grass. He got up, but quickly fell to the ground with grimaces of pain. He was treated and the match finished, although the alarms were already going off at the Etihad.

What did the Norway coach say about Haaland?

“I haven't spoken to Erling Haaland, but I saw he was walking fine in the hallway. There is a recovery session, then he'll probably be looked after by Ola and physios throughout the day. "Right now it looks like it's going well...", said the Norwegian coach at a press conference regarding the current situation of the citizen striker. It was, more or less, what happened against Bournemouth a week and a half ago. He's had it happen to him before. He suffers a slight sprain of his ankle in an area that is a bit vulnerable. He hurts a lot at the moment and then the pain goes away pretty quickly. We will see how he is tomorrow," said the doctor.