Erling Haaland supplied unimaginable vacation deal – if he misses England recreation
The striker, who has banged in seven goals at the World Cup, is set to face the Three Lions in Saturday night’s quarter final showdown in Miami
Haaland has inspired Norway’s World Cup run(Image: Getty Images)
An English travel company has offered Norway super striker Erling Haaland 10 free holidays a year for life – if he takes his first one this weekend.
Haaland, who has banged in seven goals at the World Cup, is set to face the Three Lions in Saturday night’s quarter final showdown in Miami.
Travel firm On the Beach has offered the superstar a lifetime of free holidays worth millions of pounds. He will get 10 trips a year for him, his family and friends to more than 280 destinations around the world on condition he takes his first on Saturday – anywhere but Miami.
On the Beach bosses reckon the only way to stop him scoring is with a ‘sun lounger, passport and free holidays to anywhere in the world for life’.
The firm’s holiday expert Caspar Nelson said: “Erling has worked incredibly hard this summer and, frankly, he looks like he deserves a break.
“We would be delighted to send him, his family and his friends on holiday for the rest of his life.
“There is only one small catch. He has to take the first one this Saturday and it has to be anywhere but Miami.
“In fact, we hear Mauritius, on the complete opposite side of the world, is a lovely destination.”
Haaland stunned five-time world champs Brazil with two late goals in Norway’s dramatic 2-1 win to send his country into the quarter finals.
He jointly tops the race for the World Cup’s golden boot with seven goals – alongside Argentina’s Lionel Messi and France ace Kylian Mbappe.
England’s Harry Kane is just one behind on six.
On the Beach said Erling has until 8pm on Saturday to accept the offer – before the team sheets for the match are announced.
A spokesman said all his ‘needs to do to accept’ is turn up at their head office – in Erling’s home city of Manchester – where they will ‘organise the paperwork’.
