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2026年10月13日
Erling Haaland told a camera operator that he sees them more than his partner during a humorous exchange at Anfield after Manchester City beat Liverpool. The centre-forward is in a long-term relationship with former footballer Isabel Haugseng Johansen, and they have a son together who will turn two in December.
Haaland, 26, quipped that the person following him with a camera is "everywhere". They were following Haaland across the pitch after he applauded City's fans in the lower Anfield Road Stand.
The camera operator instigated the conversation by saying: "Great goal!" Haaland recognised them after being congratulated for a second time.
"You are everywhere, you," he responded, to which the person behind the camera exclaimed: "I am!" Haaland then added: "I see you more than my missus, I do," as a smile broke out across his face.
The camera operator concurred, replying, "I know, yeah, yeah, yeah..." Haaland walked away with a grin before interacting with several City staff members en route to the tunnel.
Backup goalkeeper Marcus Bettinelli and set-piece coach James French were among those to greet him. Haaland scored the opening goal in City's 3-0 win three minutes after referee Chris Kavanagh decided to send off Ryan Gravenberch.
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Their victory followed a fortnight of speculation about City's top-flight future. An independent commission has found the club guilty of all charges related to serious breaches of the Premier League's financial rules over a nine-season period between 2009/10 and 2017/18.
City have appealed their decision to the chair of the judicial panel, currently Sir Gary Hickinbottom. An appeal board hearing will thus take place to allow or dismiss what the club are calling a comprehensive appeal.
However, some football executives are said to be already messaging each other about City. They are apparently discussing suspending them from the Premier League.
The Independent claims to have been told by one: "This is a farce that will lead to protest, damage to the integrity and reputation of the competition, and possibly even violence.
"The board has a duty at law to its shareholders to protect, enhance and promote the interests of the Premier League."
Premier League Rule 6B is cited, which states, "the league may expel a club from membership upon a special resolution to that effect". It would need to be passed by a majority of at least three-quarters of its members, which equates to 15 of the league's 20 clubs.
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