According to the Daily Mail, Haaland expressed support for Manchester City, which received 115 charges in an interview.

Manchester City was charged in February 2023 with Premier League charges: Manchester City failed to provide accurate financial information for nine seasons, full details of the player's salary and full details of the salary of former head coach Roberto Mancini, with possible penalties including relegation and fines.

Manchester City firmly denied any misconduct. Manchester City is now awaiting a verdict, and the hearing involves more than 115 charges of alleged financial misconduct. News about the case was originally expected to be announced before the end of last season, but it delayed the entire summer.

Speaking of the allegations that Manchester City were faced, Haaland said: "I had in-depth exchanges with senior management and finally chose to trust the club. This sensitive topic actually made me embarrassed, after all, I was not involved. But Manchester City knew what they were doing and they could solve it properly."

Premier League CEO Richard Masters told the matter this week: "The rules are very clear, but the investigation is a confidential process, and I cannot disclose any time nodes or details."