Since joining Manchester City in the summer, Ellin Haaland has been scoring at a historic pace. His goals so far, and all the records the Norwegian scorer has broken along the way.
Goal 1: against West Ham United (away), 7 August, Premier League
Haaland was brought down in the box by West Ham substitute goalkeeper Alphonse Areola and took the penalty himself, which hit the ball into the bottom corner.
Record: Became only the second player in the Premier League to win on his debut and receive a penalty.
Goal two, against West Ham United (away), 7 August
Kevin De Bruyne sent Haaland out with a defensive pass, which expertly opened his body and then hit the ball into the house.
Record: Following Sergio Aguero in 2011, he became the second Manchester City player to score twice in his Premier League debut.
Erling Haaland scored twice for the first time in the Premier League
Goal three: against Newcastle (away), 21 August, Premier League
Manchester City went from 3-1 down to a 3-3 comeback with a beautiful volley past Nick Pope.
Goal 4: against Crystal Palace (home), 27 August, Premier League
Manchester City hit back after falling behind by two goals, Phil Foden's cross header helped City equalise.
Goal 5: against Crystal Palace (home), 27 August
Eight minutes later, he scored a perfect poacher goal that turned John A. Stones' wear-out efforts have given City the lead.
Goal 6: against Crystal Palace (home), 27 August
Completed a 19-minute hat-trick and rushed towards Ilkay · Gundogan's direct pass blocked Joel Ward, and dug a ball in front of Guiata.
Record: At the age of 22, he scored his 13th hat-trick of his career.
Erlin Haaland scored three times in 19 minutes as City counter-attacked to beat Crystal Palace
Goal 7: against Nottingham Forest (home), 31 August, Premier League
Foden's cross was just right for Haaland, who got rid of Joe Volar's attention stabbed the ball into the goal.
Eighth goal: against Nottingham Forest (home), 31 August
10 minutes later, Nico Williams doubled the score in the most relaxed way... In Nico · Williams' sliding tackle against Foden inadvertently changed the direction of the ball and hit the ball into an empty net.
Goal 9: against Nottingham Forest (home), 31 August
Another hat-trick – this time in the 26th minute – came with a close-range header.
Record: The 9th goal made him the top scorer of all Premier League seasons in August – and the first player to score so many goals in just 5 league games. The six goals he scored against Crystal Palace and Forest scored on the pitch in just an hour.
Haaland scored with a close-range header to complete another hat-trick
Goal 10: against Aston Villa (away), 3 September, Premier League
Kevin De Bruyne sent in a fine cross past Amy Martinez and Haaland completed a simple shot from two yards.
Record: Became the fastest player to score 10 Premier League goals, an achievement in six games.
Haaland volleyed from two yards to give City the lead
Goal 11: against Sevilla FC (away), 6 September, Champions League
Foden sent a beautiful pass for Kevin De Bruyne, who hooked the ball into the box six yards away and Haaland burst into the box to score.
Record: Became the first Manchester City player to score in their Premier League and Champions League debut.
Goal 12: against Sevilla FC (away), 6 September
The Norwegian striker spotted Foden at half time for Sevilla and his shot went off... Haaland's bounce was not a mistake.
Record: Becoming the youngest player in history to score 25 Champions League goals and the fastest, a figure that accumulates in 20 games. After scoring two hat-tricks against Red Bull Salzburg against Genck and Borussia Dortmund against Paris Saint-Germain, he also became the first player to score multiple goals on his debut at three different clubs.
Goal 13: against Dortmund (H), 14 September, Champions League
A stunning acrobatic finish to secure Manchester City all three points in the game against his old club, Haaland somehow volleyed home from head height.
Goal 14: against Wolves (away), 17 September, Premier League
Bring the ball towards the box and shoot low into the bottom corner.
Record: Became the first player to score in their first four away Premier League games and the first to score 11 goals in their first seven games.
There is no sign that Harlan's game will slow down
Goal 15: against Manchester United (H), 2 October, Premier League
Header in front of a corner kick and the ball just over the touchline before Tyrell Melaka cleared.
Goal 16: against Manchester United (H), 2 October
Another assist from Belgium mastituno De Bruyne, who sent in a brilliant cross from behind Rafael Varane, Harlan reached out and passed the ball to David De Gea.
Goal 17: against Manchester United (home), 2 October
Haaland was drafted by substitute Sergio Gomez, whose precise inner cut broke through the powerless De Gea.
Record: First Premier League player to score a hat-trick in three consecutive top-flight home games. He also scored three hat-tricks in the game in just eight games, the fastest ever. The next fastest is 48 games. In his first eight Premier League games, he also scored 14, breaking the record of 8 goals and 10 goals held by Micky Quinn in 1992.
Haaland scored another hat-trick
Goal 18: against Copenhagen (home), 5 October, UEFA Champions League
Joao Joao Cancelo singled out Haaland in the empty space inside the box and Manchester City fans were celebrating the moment the ball left the Norwegian's right foot.
Goal 19: against Copenhagen (home), 5 October
Gomez's low shot bounced well off the lurking Haaland, who tucked the rebound into the rebound before being substituted at half-time with City scoring three goals.
Record: The fastest player to score 28 goals in the Champions League, reaching this record in just 22 matches. His goal rate of 1.27 goals per game means that 98 teams in the history of the tournament have averaged worse goals per game than him.
Goal 20: against Southampton (H), 8 October, Premier League
After missing a few chances, Haaland made no mistakes in another Manchester City jog in the second half, scoring for the first time from Joao Cancelo's cross after a brilliant exchange with Kevin De Bruyne.
Record: Only 13 goals for the season in 20 games.
Haaland's first goal was City's fourth in another cozy afternoon
Goal 21: against Brighton (H), 22 October, Premier League
A long kick from Ederson was bounced off by Brighton's defence and Haaland swooped in, holding the ball to his chest, rounding goalkeeper Robert Sanchez before blocking Adam Webster before shooting the ball into an empty net.
Goal 22: against Brighton (main), 22 October
Haaland got his 22nd match from the field after Val intervened to rule Lewis Dunk crashing into Bernardo Silva.
Goal 23: against Fulham (H), 5 November, Premier League
Manchester City scored the winning goal in the 95th minute penalty shoot-out, sparking a frantic celebration as City entered the World Cup break.
Goal 24: against Liverpool (home), 22 December, Carabao Cup
Haaland rushed in front of a caught off guard Joe Gomez to score his 24th goal of the season into the home arena as his team won a thrilling 3-2 victory over their archers.
Goal 25: against Leeds United (away), 28 December, Premier League
Jack Grealish intercepted Liam Cooper's loose pass, broke through on goal and made a Haaland square, who made no mistakes.
Record: Becoming the fastest player under Pep Guardiola to score 25 goals, a feat achieved in 20 games – eight less than it took Lionel Messi to achieve that goal under the Catalan in Barcelona.
Goal 26: against Leeds United (away), 28 December
Another assist from Grealish, another goal from Haaland – the striker scored his own shot into Ilan Meslill after a clever interaction with the £100 million man.
Record: Became the first Premier League player in history to score 20 goals by January, despite a six-week break in the first Winter World Cup. He has beaten the overall number of Golden Boot titles in 1997/98, 1998/99 and 2008/09 and equals the overall number of titles in 2006/07 and 2010/11. Haaland scored in a third of his 60 shots on goal in the Premier League, scoring every 1.65 shots he made in the game.
Goal 27: against Everton (H), 31 December, Premier League
With an assist from Mahrez, he jumped into the right penalty area and fired low into the middle.
Goal 28: against Tottenham Hotspur (home), 20 January, Premier League
Mahrez again assisted, Haaland headed the goal, Haaland header to score his 22nd league goal – the most for a Manchester City player under Pep Guardiola.
Goal 29: against Wolverhampton Rangers (home), 22 January, Premier League
It was a familiar sight before half-time at Etihad when Mahrez passed the ball to Kevin De Bruyne and the Belgian sent a cross into the box before the Norwegian leaped high and leaped high past the Wolves defender for his 29th big header of the season.
Goal 30: against Wolverhampton Wanderers (home), 22 January
After teammate Ilkay Gundogan was brought down by Ruben Neves in the box, Haaland remained calm on penalties to send goalkeeper Jose Sa the wrong way to score his second goal of the game and his 30th goal of the season in a Manchester City shirt.
Goal 31: against Wolverhampton Rangers (home), 22 January
Haaland completed his hat-trick after just 54 minutes. The Wolves goalkeeper attacked from the back, but only reached Mahrez, who saved the ball towards Haaland, who shot into the empty net just in time.
Goal 32: against Arsenal (away) 15 February
Kevin De Bruyne burst into the box from the right and received a pass from Gundogan. De Bruyne replaced Haaland, who touched the ball and fired a beautiful shot past Ramsdale into the bottom left corner, his 26th Premier League goal of the season.
Record: Haaland's 26 goals in the Premier League this season is the most scored by a Manchester City player in a single season, tied with Sergio Aguero in 2014-15.
Goal 33: vs Bournemouth (away) 25 February
After missing out on a nanny at Nottingham Forest last week, Haaland grabbed a rebound on the floor and put City's second team against struggling Bournemouth. Haaland has now scored in every opponent he has faced at least twice in all of his games this season.
Goal 34: vs Crystal Palace (away) March 11
Haaland has made 35 appearances and scored 34 goals in all competitions this season. After Michael Ollis' final challenge to Ilketindogan, the striker settled the game with his 78th-minute penalty into the bottom corner from the penalty spot.
In the Premier League between Crystal Palace and Manchester City, Manchester City's Ellin Haaland celebrated the team's first goal after scoring on penalties
With 11 games left to play in the Premier League, Hyland only needs four goals to overtake Mohammed Salah's record of 32 goals in 38 Premier League games can surpass Allan Aarlan with six goals. Shearer and Andy · Cole. In 42 Premier League games in the early to mid-90s, both scored 34 goals. With his current 28 goals over the past four seasons, he will win the Golden Boot.