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Erling Haaland is receiving nothing but praise for his debut campaign on English shores, and rightly so considering his scoring numbers for Manchester City. This term, the Norwegian striker has found the net 36 times in England's top-flight, meaning he now holds the record for most goals scored in a single Premier League campaign.

Haaland also recently equalled Thierry Henry's record for most goals and assists in a 38-game Premier League season with 44. He can beat that record this weekend as Manchester City plays its final match of the campaign against Brentford, but he is still two goals behind a certain great. Haaland is setting new standards left, right and center, but seven of his Premier League goals this term have been penalties, meaning one record originating at Anfield is still intact for the time being.



Right now, Haaland has 29 non-penalty goals to his name, meaning he is two goals shy of what Suárez delivered in 2013/14 with one game remaining.



He could score unbelievable goals, he could score tap-ins, he could ruin a defense on his own and he was a match-winner."


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