HAALAND'S 117 GOALS IN THE PREMIER LEAGUE: HERE ARE THOSE VICTIMS

Erling Haaland, who overturned all goal records in football history since that first day he stepped into the English Premier League with the Manchester City jersey, gave a brand new dimension to his incredible statistics. The Norwegian unstoppable goal machine progresses at a very high speed towards a historical level that is almost impossible to break by airing the opponent's nets exactly one hundred and seventeen times during his league career. Haaland, who literally became the biggest nightmare of the opponent defenses and goalkeepers with the extraordinary performance he showed, completely dominates island football all by himself with his flawless finishing inside the penalty area, his extraordinary speed, and his unique physical strength. When the distribution of these massive one hundred and seventeen goals scored by the successful center forward according to the opponents is examined in detail, a highly striking list that amazes even football authorities emerges. Especially the London representative West Ham United takes place by far at the very top of the list as the Norwegian star's most targeted and favorite victim. The British sports press presented to the attention of football fans in a detailed list how many times Haaland experienced joy against which team.

Here are those teams and the incredible goal numbers whose nets Erling Haaland ruthlessly shook in the Premier League:

• 11 goals: West Ham United

• 10 goals: Crystal Palace, Wolverhampton Wanderers

• 9 goals: Manchester United

• 8 goals: Fulham

• 7 goals: Brighton, Everton

• 6 goals: Arsenal

• 5 goals: Brentford, Burnley, Nottingham Forest

• 4 goals: Bournemouth, Chelsea, Ipswich Town, Southampton, Tottenham Hotspur

• 3 goals: Leicester City, Liverpool

• 2 goals: Leeds United

• 1 goal: Aston Villa, Coventry City, Luton Town, Newcastle United, Sheffield United, Sunderland

Haaland, looking at this detailed list that emerged, exhibits a highly ruthless and clear performance not only against the bottom-ranking teams but also against eternal rivals in the championship race such as Manchester United and Arsenal. 

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