Erling Haaland’s Unique Goal Celebration Revealed
Erling Haaland’s spectacular hat-trick against Ipswich Town in Manchester City’s 4-1 win has been making headlines, but it’s not just his goals that have caught attention. The Norwegian striker’s celebration for his second goal has raised eyebrows, and the reason behind it might surprise you.
Haaland’s celebration involved bouncing around with his arms held wide and punching the corner flag. While it might seem like an unusual gesture, it’s actually a tribute to YouTube personality and boxer KSI. KSI had previously urged Haaland to celebrate in a specific way, and the striker obliged.
Erling Haaland’s celebration – which you can watch in the attached video – was inspired by KSI
KSI had instructed Haaland to celebrate by bouncing around and punching the corner flag, just like he does when he boxes. While Haaland’s iteration was slightly less flamboyant than KSI’s, it was clear that the striker was paying homage to the YouTube star.
KSI had instructed Haaland to celebrate in the way he boxes by bouncing around and punching the corner flag
Fans had mixed reactions to Haaland’s celebration, with some loving the unique gesture and others feeling that KSI’s influence was unnecessary. However, it’s clear that Haaland was just trying to have some fun and pay tribute to his friend.
Haaland’s goal celebration might not be the only thing that’s making headlines, but it’s certainly a talking point. The striker’s ability to have fun and enjoy the game is something that fans love, and his tribute to KSI is a great example of that.
City shot to the top of the table with their 4-1 win, usurping Fabian Hurzeler’s Brighton despite them snatching a late 2-1 victory over Manchester United.
Haaland has already scored four goals this season, putting himself two clear at the top of the standings, after also netting in the 2-0 triumph over Chelsea last weekend.
As for Ipswich, their season will not be measured by their results against Liverpool and City. The Tractor Boys are second-bottom after two defeats but upcoming fixtures against Fulham, Brighton, and Southampton will provide a clearer indication of how well they have stepped up from the Championship over the summer.
