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Man City striker Erling Haaland accused of being "burden in the dressing room"
Erling Haaland became a "burden" on the Dortmund dressing room prior to his £51m move to Manchester City this summer, at least according to the club's sporting director Sebastian Kehl.Despite netting a staggering 86 goals in 89 matches during his two-and-a-half year stint in Germany, Kehl said Dortmund were actually quite relieved when they sold Haaland as the he'd "become the subject of every conversation" at the club."In the end, the Haaland issue became a burden in the locker room," Kehl told German outlet BILD.READ MORE: Man Utd fans heckle Erling Haaland out on walk - but Man City hotshot doesn't care"As much as we always loved Haaland and he was successful with us, in the end, he became a burden on the dressing room, the club and the whole environment."He had become the subject of every conversation. Outside the club, almost everything was exclusively focused on him.