Erling Haaland provokes Mikel Arteta with two-word message during fiery handshake
Erling Haaland told Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta to “stay humble” in a fiery post-match handshake after Manchester City rescued a 2-2 draw in a heated clash at the Etihad. Haaland slapped Arteta on the back as he told the Arsenal boss to “stay humble, eh, stay humble” after the full-time whistle.
Revealed: Erling Haaland’s brutal two-word message to Arsenal’s Mikel Arteta and foul-mouthed confrontation with Gabriel Jesus | OneFootball
In cheeky comments to Arsenal manager, Arteta after the game, Haaland repeatedly told the Emirates Stadium boss to “stay humble”, before being confronted over his words by the Gunners forward, Gabriel Jesus.
Watch as rattled Erling Haaland confronts Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta with four words, his head was gone
That clip of Haaland saying "stay humble" to Arteta at full-time after he'd just thrown a ball at the back of the head of Gabriel before running away and also asking 17-year-old debutante Lewis-Skelly "who are you". You couldn't make it up. His head had gone.
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