Erling Haaland shells out eye-watering £4 MILLION on ultra-rare Bugatti Tourbillion to add to luxury car collection - with Man City star's new wheels capable of reaching 277mph

The Norwegian frontman is said to have teamed up with billionaire car collector Ole Ertvaag - who is a City season ticket holder - to acquire the stunning Tourbillion vehicle. It is one of only 250 produced within that range and was launched in 2024 as successor to the much sought-after Bugatti Chiron.

The Tourbillion - which features iconic ‘butterfly’ doors - comes with a £3.2m price tag, but Haaland is having to dig a little deeper than that due to the strict low emissions laws that exist in Norway. The 24-year-old is also expected to splash out on custom specifications, making the car as individual and personalised as possible.

A source has told The Sun of the elaborate purchase: “The taxes will push the cost of the car to £4 million provided it's registered in time. But the cost is not a deal breaker for people as rich as Erling Haaland and he will love the chance of being able to drive his Bugatti on trips back home. It’s a truly amazing car both in terms of looks and performance - and the only question remaining is whether it will be delivered in sky blue Man City colours.”

Haaland boasts a fleet of luxury cars, with his collection including a Mercedes AMG, Ferrari Monza SP2, Rolls-Royce Cullinan, Range Rover Sport and Audi RS6 Avant Quattro. He is also the proud owner of a garish orange Porsche 911 GT3, which cost over £200,000.

While Haaland is having to spend big on new wheels, he is not short on funds after signing a lucrative 10-year contract with Premier League giants City in January. Said deal is worth around £500,000-per-week, with image right payments and various bonuses added on top of that.