Erling Haaland wants the Treble with his Manchester City: "We can do it"

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Manchester City's Norwegian star Erling Haaland spoke to the BBC about his experience in England. After winning the English Premier League, the club managed by Pep Guardiola will face Manchester United in the FA Cup final, then next week Inter Milan in the UEFA Champions League final.

Haaland wants everything: "In recent years my life has changed, that's for sure. I can no longer live in a normal way. By now my life is like this but I can't complain, on the contrary I try to enjoy every single moment of this adventure.

On the other hand I'm 196cm tall, I'm blond and have long hair… I can't go unnoticed. Everywhere I go people see me, that's my life. What can I do about it? I realized that I need to relax at home with beautiful people around to me, this is very important to me.

so i enjoy my life."

Erling Haaland wants the Treble with Manchester City: "We can do it"

Haaland then added, also talking about Inter and Manchester United: "What can I do better? Yes, I've improved a lot this season but I still have a lot of room for growth.

I have to work on my right foot, on the way I head the ball, on how I help the team build up. In short, in everything. I'm still young, I'm 22 and have a long career ahead of me but I was right to come to Manchester City a year ago.

It would be something unreal to bring the Treble home, even if that's why the club bought me. We don't have to hide it and I will do everything to try and make it happen. This is my biggest dream and I hope it comes true. Obviously, however, it won't be easy: there are two finals against two good teams.

They will both be motivated and ready for anything, they will do whatever they can to destroy our goal but if we play our best we have a good chance to bring both of them home. All season we were chasing Arsenal, so when we won the title it was a big relief.

Now we just have to focus on the last two games before going on vacation. The prices? They are pleased, it means that I did something good."