Erling Haaland will miss the final qualifying match for the Eurocup against Scotland after injuring his leg in a friendly match against the Faroe Islands, his team doctor said on Saturday. The forward of City of Manchester He picked up a knock in Thursday’s game and will be out for Sunday’s Group A match against Scotland in Glasgow.
“The injury is not serious, but he has a lot of pain and a little limited functionality which unfortunately prevents him from playing in the game against Scotland; this game came too soon for him,” said team doctor Ola Sand in a statement.
Norway is third in the group and cannot finish in the top two, as Spain and Scotland have already sealed their places for Euro 2024. But the Scandinavian team could still qualify if they make it to the playoffs.
Haaland was Norway’s leading scorer in the qualifiers with six goals and coach Stale Solbakken said he would not bring a replacement. “Obviously it’s a shame Erling is out for Sunday’s game, but we won’t be bringing a replacement. It’s a great opportunity for the team’s offensive players,” he said.
City will also put their fitness to the test as Pep Guardiola hosts Liverpool in a top-flight clash next Saturday after the international break. Haaland is the league’s top scorer this season with 13 goals.
Source: La Verdad

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