Man City star Erling Haaland splashes out £67k on ‘sick’ caravan for one cause
Manchester City superstar Erling Haaland has splashed £67,000 on a retro Supreme-branded Airstream caravan to add to his luxury vehicle collection
Manchester City star Erling Haaland has stunned his fans by splashing out an eye-watering sum on his very own custom caravan. The goal-machine already boasts a jaw-dropping collection of luxury supercars, but his latest motor purchase is a proper throwback.
Unveiling his new prized possession in a clip on his ‘Day in the Life of a Pro Footballer’ YouTube channel, the Norwegian goal-machine showed off the Supreme-branded Airstream caravan to his huge army of 4.4 million subscribers.
Ecstatic with his new buy, the superstar striker said: “Well, guys, I bought something: my own caravan. A Supreme one. All Supreme, that’s where I collect all my Supreme stuff. I bought it from the US. It’s actually a Supreme one, everything is Supreme.”
When probed on where he plans to set off in the flash motor, he answered: “[I’ll] just go and drive somewhere and sleep in it.”
And after taking a proper look around his pristine mobile pad, the forward simply said: “It’s sick.”
Classic Airstreams are luxury items, with modern versions selling for more than £110,000 across the pond.
Haaland’s limited-edition Supreme model, which features a custom branded retractable canopy, set him back a staggering £67,000.
Fortunately for the Norwegian hitman, dropping that kind of cash barely makes a dent in his wallet.
As the Premier League’s top earner, the City talisman pockets a massive £500,000 a week.
Haaland, who has already netted three goals this term, turns his focus back to the pitch tomorrow night when Enzo Maresca’s side kick off their Champions League campaign against Porto in Lisbon.
Haaland proved once again on Saturday why he’s a nightmare for Premier League newcomers, powering home a bullet header to secure a hard-fought 1-0 win over Coventry and maintain Maresca’s flawless start.
The Norwegian has now racked up 20 goals in 21 appearances against newly promoted teams, with only Sunderland managing to shut him out last season.
City may have shelled out a staggering £440m during the summer transfer window, handing debuts to two new recruits, but Haaland remains the undisputed king of Etihad match-winners.




