There are few sightings of Erling Haaland around the Norwegian city, but locals are starting to accept the Manchester City star’s meteoric rise.
The striker is starting to look for a home in Oslo, where he has just bought an apartment worth £2.6 million.
Haaland’s new apartment complex is attached to the Sommerro hotel. It boasts a rooftop bar overlooking the Oslo skyline.
The Man City star returned to Oslo before the clash between Norway and Scotland in the EURO 2024 qualifiers.
Although he has become a top player in the world, people in Norway do not pay too much attention to Haaland.
Haaland is currently staying at a modest hotel just a five-minute drive from Ullevaal Stadion.
Michaels nightclub is a popular spot away from the paparazzi, where Haaaland partied with Martin Odegaard after Norway beat Armenia 9-0 last year.
Michaels has a luxurious setting and is furnished with many expensive interiors.
The 22-year-old player scored 52 goals in his first season at Manchester City, helping the parent club win a historic treble.
Norway’s match against Scotland sold 28,000 tickets, a large increase compared to the number of spectators who came to the stadium to watch the team play five years ago.
This will be Haaaland’s first appearance at Ullevaal Stadium in the past 15 months.
Norway has not participated in a major tournament since 2000, but a crop of players including Haaland and Odegaard give the country hope.
