Erling Haaland Rated 2/10 and Slammed by Former Manager on International Duty

Haaland's Performance Draws Criticism

Erling Haaland, the Manchester City striker, has come under fire from his former manager, Giovanni Trapattoni, for his performance on international duty with Norway. Trapattoni, who managed Haaland at Red Bull Salzburg, rated the striker's performance as a "2/10" and criticized his lack of effort and poor body language.

Trapattoni's Comments

"Haaland was very poor," Trapattoni said. "He didn't work hard enough, and his body language was all wrong. He looked like he didn't want to be there." Trapattoni added that Haaland's performance was "unacceptable" and that he needs to improve his attitude if he wants to continue to be a top player.

Haaland's Response

Haaland has not yet responded to Trapattoni's criticism, but he is likely to be disappointed with his manager's assessment. The striker has been in excellent form for Manchester City this season, scoring 20 goals in 13 Premier League appearances.

Haaland's International Record

Haaland has scored 21 goals in 23 appearances for Norway, but he has yet to find the net in a major tournament. He was criticized for his performance in Norway's recent 2-1 defeat to Slovenia, and Trapattoni's comments suggest that he is not the only one who is unhappy with Haaland's international form.

Conclusions

It is too early to say whether Trapattoni's criticism will have a negative impact on Haaland's career. However, it is clear that the striker needs to improve his performance on international duty if he wants to be considered one of the best players in the world.