Erling Haaland shocks fans with a bold interview after breaking his goal drought.

Erling Haaland caused a stir with an expletive-laden remark during a Sky Sports interview after breaking a four-game goal drought and helping Manchester City return to winning form.

City had been experiencing their worst run under Pep Guardiola, dropping in the Premier League table after several poor results. The slump included a 1-1 Boxing Day draw against Everton, where Haaland missed a crucial penalty saved by Jordan Pickford, further highlighting his recent struggles.

However, Haaland ended his dry spell with a header in City’s 2-0 victory over Leicester City on Sunday, securing the win after Savinho’s first-half opener. The Norwegian striker’s goal brought him within two of top scorer Mo Salah, marking a crucial moment in City’s resurgence.

Speaking to Sky’s Emma Saunders at King Power Stadium, Haaland reflected on the team’s rough patch, casually saying, “S**t happens,” which fans quickly noticed. The win was only City’s second in their last 10 Premier League games and their first away victory in all competitions since October. It also marked Guardiola’s 500th game in charge.

City, now sitting fifth in the table with 31 points, look to build on their momentum with an upcoming home game against West Ham on January 4. Haaland, eager for a break after a challenging stretch, expressed optimism about the team’s prospects, saying, “It’s been a difficult time… Now we can rest a little and go again on the f

ourth.”