挪威Bryne（布莱尼）小镇少年的成长的足迹。
That anger is still very much part of his game today. Even when winning the FA Cup for his club this season, Haaland was left furious that a teammate hadn’t passed him the ball in the final attack of the game. It’s that drive and desire that have helped him become the goal machine he is today.
But what’s important is Haaland knows how to turn that edge on and off – using it to help the team, not as a destructive force.
First, Undheim said Haaland’s childhood environment in Byrne, a proud agricultural community, helped him develop toughness. Second, he was getting sound advice from his father, Alf-Inge Haaland, who also played professional soccer for Manchester City.
But, despite his famous father, Undheim says Haaland didn’t have any extra pressure on his shoulders. As a kid, he played just for the enjoyment.
“He was a typical town boy,” Undheim says, smiling. “He was funny. He was always answering very fast. Before matches and after matches, he liked to be funny.
“When I hear interviews with him now, I can still say this is the boy I know from Byrne … he hasn’t changed.”