Erling Haaland Launches Legal Action Against Norwegian Airline Over Photoshopped Advert
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32-second readSeason five of Erling Haaland at Manchester City! Not every Manchester City legal story this autumn concerns independent commissions, charges, appeals, and a debate about whether Enzo Maresca's side will be competing in the Premier League, Championship, or further down the football pyramid next season.
One matter is currently flying under the radar by comparison, and it revolves around one of the most recognisable haircuts in world football, long-donned by the club's biggest superstar until his drastic change this season.
Erling Haaland is reportedly taking Norway’s flag-carrying airline to court, and the roots of the argument can be found in a photo of an aeroplane sporting the striker’s trademark long locks - which, ironically, he shed during the summer.
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Manchester City superstar Erling Haaland has reportedly launched legal action against Norwegian Air Shuttle, claiming that the airline used his image and trademark without permission in a since-deleted social media post.
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