Haaland Shares Honest Verdict On Manchester City’s Season

‎Erling Haaland has called this a ‘catastrophic season’ for Manchester City, reflecting on the struggles the club has faced.

‎Despite not challenging strongly for the Premier League title, City remains on track to qualify for next season’s Champions League.

‎They currently sit third in the table with 65 points from 36 games.

‎Haaland, 24, believes his side hasn’t had enough ‘hunger’ throughout the season but aims to change that for the 2025-26 campaign.

‎He said, via The Daily Mail, “You can find excuses in all of this – injuries, many injuries, and at bad times – but in the end, we haven’t been performing well enough.

‎”We haven’t had the hunger inside of us. I haven’t been good enough, I haven’t helped the team enough.

‎”The club has set standards, and the bar is so high, which means this season is a catastrophic season – that says it all. Next season, we need to find something inside our stomach again to attack the season.”

‎The Norway international, who has scored 30 goals in 41 appearances across all competitions, will undoubtedly be aiming to finish the season on a high note.

‎He is currently preparing for an FA Cup final against Crystal Palace on Saturday.