Erling Haaland’s unpaid fine in Switzerland This could cost the Manchester City player dearly. And the Norwegian attacker faces prison for non-payment a fine of 60 francs Swiss (nearly 65 euros) which remains in force, according to the Swiss newspaper ‘Blick’.
It is about a ridiculous figure for the City starwhich receives around 20 million euros per year, but which threatens your relationship with the law from the Swiss country. Furthermore, this incident could tarnish Haaland’s image. His arrest would take place in the event that the Norwegian sets foot in Switzerland again.
The offense committed by Haland took place last October in the canton of Vauda place known for its strict traffic rules and where his father Alfie currently resides. According to local media, the sanction would be linked to a minor infraction committed while the Norwegian was visiting the region.
What is surprising is not the nature of the finebut the fact that he has not yet been paid, which led the Swiss authorities to warn him that if he did not pay, he would have to spend a day in prison the next time you enter the country. Even if the situation seems merely anecdotal, This type of sanctions is taken very seriously in Switzerland, a country known for its rigidity in the application of laws.
It is clear that Haaland is not having a good time. In addition to this incident on a personal level, it is worth highlighting the decline in results that his club is experiencing. This Saturday, City were beaten at home by Tottenham (0-4), a match that aggravated the crisis in the results of Pep Guardiola’s team, which had already accumulated five consecutive defeats between Premier, Champions and Cup.
