Nations League: Haaland Struggling For Motivation Ahead Of Denmark Clash
Manchester City striker Erling Haaland has admitted he is struggling to find motivation ahead of Norway’s upcoming clash against Denmark, blaming a gruelling run of fixtures that has left him drained of energy.
Speaking immediately after Norway’s 3-1 victory over Wales in Oslo on Saturday, the Norwegian international opened up about the toll of his workload ahead of Tuesday’s final group-stage encounter at Parken Stadium in Copenhagen.
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“Right now, I can’t quite find the motivation for the match against Denmark at Parken. But it’s going to be a good game,” Haaland said.
Once international duty concludes, the forward faces a demanding streak of high-stakes fixtures with Manchester City across domestic and European competitions.
“There are a lot of good games. We face ‘Sandy’—Sander Berge—and Fulham at 12:30 on Saturday, then I face Napoli on Tuesday, and then Arsenal on Saturday. It’s an absolutely relentless schedule,” he added.
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Denmark will face Norway at Parken Stadium in Copenhagen on Tuesday. Sitting three points ahead of Norway, Denmark only needs a win or a draw to secure second place and advance.
Norway must defeat Denmark in Copenhagen to draw level on points and overtake them via the head-to-head tiebreaker.
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