Erling Haaland equals Cristiano Ronaldo's record with his 100th goal for Manchester City

Erling Haaland has done it again. The Norwegian sensation continues to dominate the football world, this time equalling an incredible record set by Cristiano Ronaldo. In an exciting Premier League clash between Manchester City and Arsenal, From Haaland The early goal not only put City ahead, but also scored his 100th goal for the club, equalling From Ronaldo The European national team's record for the fewest games needed to reach 100 goals in the 21st century. Both players achieved the milestone in just 105 games.

From Haaland The historic moment came 10 minutes into the match in the Etihad StadiumAfter a brilliant performance from his teammate Savinho, Haaland He passed the ball calmly From the arsenal goalkeeper, giving City The early lead. The goal drew immediate comparisons with From Cristiano Ronaldo time in real Madridwhere the Portuguese legend set the original record.

A new milestone for Haaland

From Erling Haaland His remarkable goalscoring ability has been a key factor in Manchester City The recent success of this latest achievement further cements his place among football's elite. The 23-year-old striker has been a revelation since joining the team. Cityregularly breaking records and being compared to the best players of all time.

As Squawka pointed out on social media, Haaland and Ronaldo He now shares the record for the fewest games needed to score 100 goals for a top-five European team, a feat that stands out From Haaland Incredible consistency and finishing ability. RonaldoA five-time Ballon d'Or winner, he achieved the record during his iconic period with real Madridand Haaland Now he has joined this exclusive club.

A match to remember

Beyond From Haaland milestone, the match itself was a thrilling encounter. Despite From the city Arsenal took an early lead and fought back, levelling the match with a spectacular goal from the summer signing. Ricardo Calafiori. The match kept fans on the edge of their seats, with Gary Nevillecommentating for Sky Sports, calling From Haaland objective “total and absolute devastation in footballing terms”.

However, From the city The joy was tempered when the midfielder Rodri He was forced off the pitch with a knee injury, raising concerns about his availability for future matches.

For HaalandHowever, this game will be remembered as the day he joined Ronaldo into the record books, further enhancing his reputation as one of football's most prolific goalscorers.