'I can't sleep because of it' - Erling Haaland slams 'chaos' at hometown club Bryne and reveals mass releases have made him 'angry'

Haaland took to Snapchat to reveal his feelings on the "chaos" unfolding at Bryne, after the Norwegian club released three first-team players. Jens Husebø, Robert Undheim and Axl Kryger have all been moved on, despite being seen as key stars. That comes amid a terrible run of form that has seen the club win just five of their 20 games, leaving them in the relegation play-off place in the Eliteserien. 

Haaland made 16 first-team appearances for Bryne at the age of just 16, before making his move to Molde. And he has urged the club where he began to "speak up" as he simply cannot sleep given the ongoing crisis. 

Haaland said: “Speak up, Bryne FK. What the hell is going on?”

A follower replied, telling the striker he should be asleep, and he replied: “Of course I should, but there’s chaos at my hometown club and it made me angry. I can’t sleep because of it.”

Haaland is heading on international duty as Norway prepare to play Finland in a friendly and Moldova in a World Cup qualifier.