Two hat-tricks this week 😳 Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola says Erling Haaland will have a problem in the future after bagging his sixth hat-trick of the season. SLIt MORE:
The Norwegian striker has taken his tally to 42 goals in 37 matches for the Citizens after scoring three times in the teams' 6-0 thrashing of Burnley on Saturday night.
"I don’t know the number, this guy will have a problem in the future, people expect every game he scores three or four goals and this isn’t going to happen," Guardiola told reporters, as per M.E.N
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