Erling Haaland don comot from im media duties with Norway national team as di fallout from Manchester City financial case dey continue. Dem bin expect di striker to address press ahead of Nations League fixture, but officials don make late change to di line-up.
Manchester City striker Erling Haaland no go speak to press again. Dem reportedly remove am from media duty with Norway after dem find di club guilty of alleged financial breaches.
Haaland bin dey expected to dey available to speak to media dis weekend before Norway face Portugal for Nations League on Sunday. Reports come out on Friday claiming say City dem find guilty on all-but-one of di 115 charges wey dem bring against dem back in 2023.
There will now be wait to discover wetin punishment fit come, with di club still get right to appeal di outcome from di case.
Haaland dey currently on duty with Norway squad during di extended international break, and e play on Thursday night as e help im country secure 3-2 victory over Denmark, netting twice in di process.
Di striker bin dey expected to address media dis weekend ahead of Norway forthcoming fixture against Portugal, but dat no go happen again.
As TV2 report, Haaland don dey replaced for Norway pre-match press conference by Benfica duo Andreas Schjelderup and Fredrik Aursnes.
Norway media manager Morten Skjonsberg na im dem say inform reporters say Haaland no go speak to press dis weekend. ‘We are making changes to tomorrow’s press conference,’ na wetin di message reportedly read. ‘(Stale) Solbakken, (Fredrik) Aursnes and (Andreas) Schjelderup will be on the ground floor.’
Haaland don previously address di charges wey dem level against City, revealing say di striker receive reassurances say dem go deal with di matter. ‘I spoke with the bosses, and in the end, I believe them,’ Haaland talk for interview with TIME Magazine in July last year. ‘It’s such a tricky situation for me to even sit there and speak about, because I wasn’t really involved in it. So I think the club knows what they’re doing. They will sort it out.’
Manchester City’s Norwegian striker Erling Haaland, 26, no get clause in im contract with di club in event of relegation or any oda circumstances.
Manchester City, Liverpool and Chelsea dey interested in Spain midfielder Marcos Llorente, 31, wey never decide im future with Atletico Madrid.
Di same three Premier League clubs dey keep eye on Inter Milan and Italy defender Alessandro Bastoni, 27, wey also dey attract interest from Barcelona.
Brentford dey discussion with dia winger Kevin Schade about new long-term contract amid increasing interest in di Germany international from clubs including Arsenal and Liverpool.
Brighton dey plan to trigger extension in di contract of 22-year-old Sweden midfielder Yasin Ayari in coming weeks.
Liverpool dey give serious consideration to making 27-year-old Uruguay defender Ronald Araujo’s loan switch from Barcelona permanent one.
Juventus don dey offered di chance to sign Crystal Palace defender Tyrick Mitchell, 27, amid oda interest from Liverpool and Manchester United in di Englishman.
Real Madrid dey interested in Stuttgart’s 20-year-old Germany U21s centre-back Finn Jeltsch.
Nottingham Forest and Aston Villa both make enquiries over di availability of France youth international Valentin Atangana. Di 21-year-old dey currently with Saudi club Al-Ahli.
Newcastle sporting director Ross Wilson dey oversee new recruitment approach wey go see di club prioritising young talent and new player trading strategy.
