A bizarre story arose yesterday, claiming that Manchester City star Erling Haaland hit the club’s mascot on his head last October. While Manchester City has denied the incident, the accusations of the woman who bears the mascot costume in ‘The Sun’ are striking and claims that she ended up in the hospital with severe headaches and dizziness.
The woman, who wants to remain anonymous, claims she “Was pretty upset and crying. My head hurt, and I think I was in shock. Later I realized that [Haaland] Come behind me and hit me my head. I thought it was a football, but it wasn’t, ” said the alleged victim, whose claims have drawn some criticism. “I’ve never received any complaints from any of my managers about my work before,” she defended.
The woman’s criticism is more directed at the club than the Norwegian striker: “I’m sure Erling would have apologized to me if he had been given the opportunity. But they simply wanted to sweep it under the rug,“ She explained departure.
Manchester City denies the event
Manchester City have hardly denied the woman’s accusations, calls them “Completely false.” The club has said that it has reviewed security films from the current day and found no evidence to support the claim that Haaland hit the mascot.
“We are aware of the accusations made in the media, which are completely false. We have reviewed the available images and may confirm that no such incident occurred,” A spokesman for Manchester City said in a statement.
The woman’s story about the events
Despite Manchester City’s denial, the woman stands at her account of the events. She claims that she was standing near the tunnel as Haaland approached her from behind and hit her head. She says she was in shock and pain and must be taken to the hospital.
“I know what happened, and I know I was hit on my head,” she said. “I’m not doing this. I just want the club to admit what happened and apologize. “
