Gary Neville has heaped praise on the 'phenomenal' Erling Haaland and sent a warning that he would be even more dangerous if teammates found him more often.
Haaland netted his 50th goal of the season for City in Wednesday evening's 3-0 win over West Ham United, with 35 of those coming from 31 league appearances. A deft chip over Lukasz Fabianski took him past Alan Shearer and Andy Cole as the highest scorer in a single Premier League campaign.
At full-time, Pep Guardiola organised a guard of honour for the Norwegian who has up to nine games to reach an incredible 60 goals. And Neville has described the Blues striker as a 'once in a lifetime', warning that there could be even more goals to come.
