Additionally, Haaland passed the ranks of Norwegian Bryne FK and joined the academy in 2005, playing 16 first team games before moving to Maulde.
And in a social media post, Haaland attacked Bryn’s ownership in the club’s decision to release the three players from contracts during the season.
In a late-night Snapchat post, Haaland said:
When the followers responded to Haaland saying he should fall asleep rather than social media, the forward replied with the following story: “Yes, I should, but there’s confusion in my home club and it makes me mad, so I can’t sleep now.”
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Marmash about Guardiola’s passion and friendship with Haaland
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Bryne releases three players from the contract
In a statement, Bryn, who sits 14th in the 16-team Norway Elitrien, said, “We have agreed to end our contracts with Axel Kriger, Jens Hussebo and Robert Unheim.
“We appreciate them for their commitment to the red and white team and hope they can continue to succeed.”
No reason for the decision was given. The news comes in a disastrous form of seeing the club only win five of its 20 games and leaving it in the playoff spot for relegation.
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Haaland played 16 times for Bryn.
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When Norwegian outlet NRK contacted Striker Undheim, he chose not to comment on the details of the release, but said, “I will never doubt that I love Bryne FK.”
Meanwhile, regarding the decision, Kryger said:
“I hope Bryn was the best and had a great time there. It ended badly, but that’s how it is sometimes.”
