Erling Haaland lands in Manchester on a private jet … and he’s already copying City boss Guardiola’s fashion sense

ERLING HAALAND has landed in Manchester as he prepares to meet his new City team-mates – and he’s copied his new manager’s fashion sense.

The 21-year-old was spotted driving a taxi from the airport as he begins a new chapter in his prolific goalscoring career.

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He was then spotted wearing Stone Island branded clothing.

This was a favorite brand of Pep Guardiola – so Haaland could already be in the good books.

Previously, Haaland was spotted en route to the UK from Barcelona Airport.

The forward recently completed a £51m move from Borussia Dortmund to the Premier League champions.

City fulfilled his release clause, which was due to expire this summer.

Haaland has therefore just completed a medical check in the Spanish city El Chiringuito TV.

The 21-year-old flies to Manchester on a private jet to start the next chapter in his career.

But he wasn’t very keen on signing autographs, as a group of children who appeared to be holding Norwegian shirts were spurned.

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And of course he will join a happy bunch after Pep Guardiola led his troops to Prem glory.

City were 2-0 down at Aston Villa but managed to sensationally score three goals in 10 minutes to clinch the title.

Liverpool did their job at Anfield and beat Wolves 3-1. But it wasn’t enough to defeat City.

SunSport have revealed that Haaland spent a HALF MILLION pounds on Rolex watches for his Borussia Dortmund team-mates and staff as a parting gift.

Haaland said goodbye to the Dortmund fans at the weekend when he scored in the 2-1 win over Hertha Berlin.

And according to Bild, he has now also presented watches to the entire squad and backroom staff as he prepares to fly to England.

He has reportedly bought 33 Rolex watches for all the players – worth around £12,730 each.

And then he bought at least 20 more OMEGA watches for the backroom staff – a piece worth about £4,128 each.

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