Erling Haaland Rejects Comparisons With Messi and Ronaldo

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Erling Haaland says he dislikes being compared to Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, stressing that the legendary duo belong in a separate category after dominating football for 15 years.

Erling Haaland says he dislikes being compared to Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, stressing that the legendary duo belong in a separate category after dominating football for 15 years. He told Sky Sports that their goals, titles and record breaking achievements place them far beyond anyone else right now, which is why he avoids such comparisons.

Getting the latest insight into Erling Haaland’s views on the footballing greats highlights just how highly he regards Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo. Speaking to Sky Sports, the Manchester City striker made it clear that he does not enjoy being compared with the legendary duo. Haaland stressed that Messi and Ronaldo belong in a category of their own because of their extraordinary longevity and dominance across 15 years at the highest level.

He pointed out their unmatched output, remarkable consistency, and the countless records, goals, and titles the pair collected while pushing each other season after season. Haaland admitted that although he is proud of his own progress, he believes it is too early to place him alongside two players who shaped an entire football era. He emphasised that no one comes close to what they achieved in terms of sustained excellence.

The Norwegian forward’s comments reflect both humility and respect for the standards set by Messi and Ronaldo, even as he continues to develop his own legacy at Manchester City. His stance comes during a period where he remains one of the most dominant goalscorers in world football, yet still recognises the unique greatness of the two icons whose rivalry defined modern football.

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