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City's last Norwegian pre-Haaland was involved in 'on-pitch orgy after boozy night out'

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Erling Haaland will need to score an awful lot more goals if his incredible efforts are to banish the national shame of some fellow Norwegian countrymen.The Manchester City striker has been nothing short of exceptional, helping himself to 20 goals in his first 13 matches for City.

However, the last City player who hailed from the same shores as the imperious striker was part of a group of players who caused national shame and embarrassment.Most City fans would struggle to remember former youth team ace Eirki Johansen, who came through the academy ranks but never made his senior debut for the club.

However, his entire country, not to mention the supporters of current club SK Brann, will likely know him best for his involvement in a bizarre incident that saw him and 11 other team-mates bring seven women back to their stadium for a raunchy “after party” that reached the team common room, the changing rooms, and even the pitch.READ MORE: Erling Haaland vs Mo Salah 'football's equivalent of the Rumble in the Jungle'In August 2021, a report from Norway based local newspaper Bergens Tidenda claimed 12 players who played for Brann, who were in the Norwegian top flight at the time, invited the girls back to the stadium after meeting them in a restaurant.

The incident took place hours after Brann lost a behind closed-door game to FK Fyllingsdale, a side who were in the fourth division, 3-1.However, a comfortable defeat dealt by a side three divisions below them was not even the most embarrassing moment to happen to those players that very evening.

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