Norwegian striker Erling Haaland, the English Manchester City player, continues to break records, whether with his country or with his team.

Norway won against Slovenia by four. Goals against one goal, in the match that brought them together, during the activities of the fifth round of the European Nations League.

Haaland succeeded in scoring a goal from the Norwegian team’s four against Slovenia, This goal was enough to break a number of records, as with this goal he became the all-time top scorer in the European Nations League with 16 goals, surpassing Serbian Aleksandar Mitrovic, the Saudi Al Hilal star.

He also surpassed the late Argentine legend, Diego Armando Maradona, in the number of goals for the national team, as Haaland scored 35 goals, while Maradona scored 34 goals.

Haaland became the first European player to score 35 goals for the national team in his first 38 matches, since German legend Gerd Muller in 1972, with 43 goals.

It is noteworthy that the Norway national team It occupies second place in its group standings in the European Nations League with 10 points, equal to Austria, the leader of the group standings.