Erling Haaland responds to Trent Alexander-Arnold’s remarks before the Manchester City vs. Liverpool match.

Manchester City striker Erling Haaland has responded to Trent Alexander-Arnold’s comments about the club’s success by highlighting that the Liverpool defender does not understand the feeling of winning the treble.

In a recent interview, Alexander-Arnold suggested that City’s achievements were due to their financial support. However, Haaland acknowledged Liverpool’s position at the top of the Premier League and recognized them as the best team.

Haaland stated that the upcoming clash between City and Liverpool is a special and important game. In response to Alexander-Arnold’s remarks, Haaland mentioned that he had experienced the joy of winning the treble in his first year at City, a feeling that the Liverpool defender may not be familiar with. He brushed off Alexander-Arnold’s comments, stating that he doesn’t mind the talk.

The Norwegian striker also pointed out that City had faced a tough title race last year, overcoming Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal team. He emphasized that the Premier League is a competitive league with many potential winners. Haaland expressed his determination to win the league again, acknowledging that it won’t be easy but stating that City is a strong team.

In conclusion, Haaland’s response to Alexander-Arnold’s comments highlights his pride in City’s achievements and his confidence in the team’s ability to compete for the Premier League title once again.