HAALAND BREAKS 38-GAME PREMIER LEAGUE GOALS RECORD

Erling Haaland scored his 33rd goal of the season in Manchester City's victory over Arsenal on Wednesday, setting the Premier League record for goals in a 38-game season.

His final goal in the 4-1 victory against Arsenal pushes him to 33 in the league and strengthens his lead in the Golden Boot race. Additionally, he breaks Mo Salah's 38-game record, which the Egyptian set in 2017–18 when he played 32 games.

Erling Haaland should be the one Premier League player who can let his hair down, as it was one of the iconic visuals from this historic evening. As he joyfully ran wild with his golden mane trailing behind him like an engine ablaze, embracing the praise as if he were some sort of Viking.

In certain respects, this was Haaland's most spectacular accomplishment while wearing a Manchester City jersey since it was a different kind of performance from his usual ones. Simply put, Haaland provided Arsenal with the horrors they most likely anticipated.

He needs two more goals to set the record outright with seven league games left.

In addition to his excellent Premier League score, the Norwegian has scored 12 goals in eight Champions League games, three goals in three FA Cup appearances, and one goal in two Carabao Cup appearances.

His best performance came during City's 7-0 thrashing of RB Leipzig earlier in their Champions League campaign, when he proceeded to score five goals.

After Lionel Messi, he became the second player ever to receive the honor in the competition's history.

The 22-year-old has been extremely productive for Pep Guardiola's team this season, scoring 49 goals across all competitions. He is also the leading scorer in the UEFA Champions League this year with 11 goals in seven games.

Erling indeed deserves praise for his most recent remarkable accomplishment.