Manchester City striker Erling Haaland remains calm ahead of the crucial match against Arsenal on Sunday, stating that his team has "nothing to lose" after chasing the leaders for most of the season. Despite City needing seven consecutive wins to almost guarantee the Premier League title, Haaland downplays the pressure, emphasizing that they have been playing catch-up all season. He credits his calm demeanor to the fact that City have nothing to lose, and the pressure is on their opponents. Haaland will face a tough test against Arsenal's solid defensive duo, Gabriel and William Saliba, but he is looking forward to the challenge, saying it's always a "good fight" to play against the best.
The Norwegian striker has five goals in 10 appearances against the Gunners and is eager to break his four-game league duck. Haaland also spoke about his growing leadership role within the team, citing his experience and willingness to help his teammates, particularly the young players like Abdukodir Khusanov.