Manchester City striker Erling Haaland has described his 2025/26 season as "not good enough" in a recent interview. The Norwegian forward made the comments despite having scored 30 goals in all competitions for the club as of early April 2026.
Haaland's self-assessment comes as Manchester City faces a tight Premier League title race and prepares for a Champions League quarter-final. "For me, it's not good enough," Haaland was quoted as saying, referencing his personal standards and the team's objectives.
While his goal tally remains high, it represents a decrease from his record-breaking first season in England. The striker has also faced periods of injury during the current campaign, which he acknowledged have impacted his rhythm.
Manager Pep Guardiola has consistently defended his star player, emphasizing his overall contribution to the team's play. City's success in the final months of the season will likely be the ultimate measure for Haaland's personal campaign.
