THE Erling Haaland (£7.4m) situation is becoming increasingly difficult for Dream Team managers to ignore. Many gaffers hoped Manchester City’s No9 would end his mini drought with a goal

On Saturday (January 31), The Sunday Times Football Tax List was published and provided information on the ten footballers who pay the most tax in the UK. As previously mentioned, Haaland tops the list and reportedly pays £16.9 million in tax. Broken down into a monthly tax payment, this equates to just over £1.4 million per month.

Erling Haaland made a blistering start to the season but that prolific run of form has ground to a halt with only one goal in his past eight games.

It emerged how much the highest-paid Premier League stars like Erling Haaland and Mohamed Salah have been paying in tax

Erling Haaland scored 27 goals in 2025 for Manchester City across 36 matches. At 25, he maintained a high strike rate in the Premier League and Champions League. Haaland hit nine Test sixes earlier for Australia’s spin attack list, showing a trend of impactful contributions, and in football he delivered high-frequency goals.

Man City had an active winter transfer window, with deal still going through after the 7pm deadline had passed on Monday.

With half-time approaching and Liverpool losing 1-0 to Newcastle United, Anfield was already bracing itself for another disappointing defeat in this most trying of seasons. In the space of 138 seconds,

Norway is currently in a golden era in sport, and at the forefront of this is Manchester City star Erling Haaland, and PGA Tour player Viktor Hovland. Haaland is perhaps the best striker in football at the moment,