The Norwegian striker was one of the main figures of the team led by Pep Guardiola. While on vacation, he released an exclusive sports vehicle.
Erling Haaland continues to prepare for the next Premier League season with Manchester City. Gone are the celebrations of the treble achieved by the Citizens in the previous season when they won the Premier League title, FA Cup and Champions League in a tight game against Inter Milan.
With this record, the sky blue team had time to enjoy their vacation and one player who made the most of it was Erling Haaland. The City striker took advantage of these days off to afford a luxury vehicle .
This is the luxurious and exclusive model Ferrari Monza SP2 with which the Norwegian managed to attract the attention of football fans and motorsport fans.
The vehicle is priced at $1.9 million with production limited to just 499 units available for sale worldwide. transforming this model into a symbol of status and exclusivity with which Haaland managed to dazzle the courts.
Due to its characteristics, this vehicle is unique in that it combines the elegance of classic models with state-of-the-art technology. This can be seen in its design without a roof and without a conventional windshield, reminiscent of the unforgettable Ferrari 166MM “Barchetta”.
Among its features stands out acceleration from zero to 100 in just 2.9 seconds, far exceeds 300 kilometers per hour and mounts a 6.5-liter V12 engine with an output of 810 HP .
In the footsteps of Ibrahimovic
This model is not new in the world of footballers. In October 2019, Swedish striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic showed off his new acquisition for his collection as a gift to himself.
“happy birthday zlatan “, he posted on his Instagram account, showing his new vehicle.
Of course, he didn’t always have a good time driving this model. In May 2020, in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic, Ibrahimovic left for Sweden for a few days before joining his teammates.
Taking advantage of the fact that the restrictions were not so strict there, the striker went out for a walk in the streets of Stockholm. Of course, there was a detail. The vehicle was not up to date with its circulation permit, since it had expired on March 30 and was liable to receive a fine.
The Swedish Transport Agency (STA), through its spokesperson Mikael Andersson, indicated that “the circulation permit has been canceled since it was canceled on March 30. You cannot drive a car if you opt out “, collected at the time Le Soleil.
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