Erling Haaland, the Manchester City star, has been in phenomenal form, scoring over four goals every five games since joining the club in 2022. As he prepares for Saturday's quarter-final in Miami, England fans are understandably concerned about his impressive goalscoring record for Norway, where he has netted 62 goals at just 25 years old.
Haaland's Unmatched International Record
At the top of Norway's all-time leading goalscorers, Haaland has surpassed the previous record of 33 goals set by Jorgen Juve in 1934. Notably, he has already matched the total World Cup goals of legends like Romelu Lukaku and Luis Suarez in his first tournament, scoring three goals.
Incredibly, Haaland's scoring streak includes 14 consecutive competitive matches, during which he has amassed 27 goals, featuring three hat-tricks and multiple braces against formidable teams like Brazil, Senegal, and Italy. This record makes him a critical threat for England.
Recent Performances Highlight Haaland's Threat
Haaland's recent performances underline why he is a player to watch. He has scored in every competitive match for Norway since the last World Cup, including crucial goals in the second half of games. For instance, his first goal against Brazil came in the 79th minute, and he scored the winner against Ivory Coast in the 86th minute.





