2023-05-10 09:51:16
It’s a match where the son was rather discreet, and the father more agitated. Came to Madrid to support Erling Haaland in the Champions League semi-final first leg between Real and Manchester City (1-1), the Norwegian striker’s father, Alf-Inge, found himself at the heart of a altercation with Spanish supporters in one of the stands of the Santiago-Bernabeu stadium.
Several videos posted on social networks show the former defender of the Citizens and the Scandinavian national team exchanging words with supporters of the capital club. On one of the sequences, we see the father of the top scorer in a season in the history of the Premier League send a finger of honor to one or more other members of the public.
Alf-Inge Haaland, accompanied by another man with an equally brave behavior, also chambers Real Madrid supporters, with a lot of gestures and words. We hear on the videos of the Spaniards shouting “out, out”, in the direction of these two people, present in a box of the stadium.
Stadium security intervened
According to a journalist from the Chain Being, Alf-Inge Haaland would also have thrown peanuts in the direction of the public. Security officers from the Madrid enclosure ended up asking the two men to move away from this area of the stadium to return to the interior of the box in order to prevent the situation from escalating further.
Alf-Inge Haaand, known for having suffered a very violent tackle from Mancunian Roy Keane during his professional career, has not yet given his version of the incident in the media or on his Instagram accountwhere the former player occasionally shares photos of his son.
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