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Inside Erling Haaland's injury record that could worry Manchester City fans

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Erling Haaland has ended his year-long transfer saga by agreeing a 'deal in principle' to join Manchester City in the Premier League this summer.While City fans will welcome a recognised striker with open arms, and one who has scored 61 times in 66 games in the Bundesliga, Haaland's injury record makes for some troublesome reading ahead of the Norwegian's imminent arrival in England.Haaland's injuries, and length of time spent on the sidelines, have ramped up in recent months as his importance to Borussia Dortmund increased, and they slipped out of title contention without him with his time at the club coming to an end.This season, Haaland has missed 16 games for Borussia Dortmund with a total of 95 days on the sidelines.That spell has come over three separate injuries - the first defined as 'muscular problems' saw Haaland out of action for three weeks.The second major knock came to his hip flexor, keeping him out for just over a month, while the third, muscular problems again, kept him out from January to March. What do you think of Haaland's move to City?

Let us know in the comments section Haaland also missed 10 games through injury for the German side during the 20/21 season.The most significant of those injuries, a torn muscle fibre, kept him out of action for just over a month at the end of 2020.

The Norwegian was also kept out of action with knee problems that season, these problems also plagued him in the 19/20 season at Red Bull Salzburg.However, should Haaland stay fit, City will have signed one of the most prolific attackers of his generation.

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