Why does Erling Haaland have Braut on his shirt in World Cup name change?
The game between Norway and England kicks off on Saturday, July 11, at 10pm BST.
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Choose Wales Online as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value. World Cup 2026. Global club brand: At club level with Manchester City, the 25-year-old continues to just use his dad's surname on the back of his shirt. By switching his international strip to 'Braut Haaland,' the striker has stuck to his full legal name to stick with Norwegian tradition.
Furthermore, Haaland's father was a professional footballer for City and Leeds United, while his mother was a former elite heptathlete. The former is now one of his son's key advisors and stoked the rumour mill when talking about the striker's future.
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Choose Wales Online as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value. World Cup 2026
according to WalesOnlineGlobal club brand: At club level with Manchester City, the 25-year-old continues to just use his dad's surname on the back of his shirt.
according to The MirrorBy switching his international strip to 'Braut Haaland,' the striker has stuck to his full legal name to stick with Norwegian tradition.
according to The MirrorHaaland's father was a professional footballer for City and Leeds United, while his mother was a former elite heptathlete. The former is now one of his son's key advisors and stoked the rumour mill when talking about the striker's future.
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