Erling Haaland, the prolific striker for Manchester City, didn't hold back in his response to former Manchester United player Roy Keane's criticism, following his sensational performance in City's 5-1 victory over Wolverhampton Wanderers in the Premier League.


Haaland, who returned from injury with a bang, showcased his prowess by netting four goals against Wolves.


His remarkable display included a second-half strike just minutes after stepping onto the pitch as a substitute, followed by a penalty conversion and a powerful header.


Despite facing criticism earlier in the season, Haaland's recent goal-scoring spree has silenced many doubters, including Keane.


Roy Keane had previously disparaged Haaland's performance, likening it to that of a "League Two player" after a match against Arsenal.


However, Haaland shrugged off Keane's comments with a dismissive attitude. "I don't really care that much about that man, so that's all right," Haaland remarked in an interview with Viaplay. For him, the focus remains on winning games and maintaining City's title pursuit.


Keane's criticism of Haaland is not devoid of history. The Haaland family has a contentious past with Keane, particularly stemming from a brutal tackle by the former United midfielder on Erling's father, Alf-Inge Haaland, during a Manchester derby in 2001.


The incident left Alf-Inge with a career-altering injury and has likely contributed to the tension between Keane and the Haaland family.


Despite the scrutiny, Haaland remains undeterred. He is on a mission to propel Manchester City to another Premier League title.


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Lol. So funny, classifying him as a league two player. Lol