Head of Manchester City Future football stars have received tips from Pep Guardiola on how to emulate Erling Haaland when they grow up.
Guardiola spoke with the media ahead of Saturday, May 6,'s match between City and Leeds United at the Etihad Stadium to talk strategy, ambitions for the Champions League, and the motivations of great striker Haaland.
Guardiola mentioned Haaland's earlier assertion that cow's milk is the catalyst for his incredible 35-goal season during the news conference.
A source close to the 22-year-old Norwegian striker told The Sun in April that the secret to Haaland's success this season is powdered cows milk combined with greens and kale.
Additionally, the Manchester City forward has referred to the mixture as his "magic potion," and now Guardiola is commenting on the rumors.
In response to a question from a member of the media about whether he intended to start Haaland for the full 90 minutes against Leeds, he remarked, "He feels so strong right now."
When asked about his striker's level of fitness, Guardiola responded, "The people say he has milk, or whatever, drinks something like that.
[Magic brew] Yes, that is what they say, but I also drink this'magic elixir' and I don't score 50 goals. That much is true.
Guardiola then offered some advice on how future Haaland-like prodigies among young football fans might be achieved.
"I would advise young boys who want to emulate Erling to try to emulate skills rather than drinking," he stated.
Guardiola should urge Haaland to consume the mixture before City's match against Real Madrid tomorrow (May 9), even if he has all but disregarded the'magic potion' claims.
The team will soon board a plane to Madrid to play the 14-time Champions League champions in the opening semifinal leg.
Then, on May 17, City will play host to Carlo Ancelotti's team at home in an attempt to secure a spot in the championship game.
On Saturday, June 10, the Champions League final is scheduled to take place at Istanbul's Ataturk Olympic Stadium, but City must first win eight games across all competitions.
Guardiola's team still has Premier League games against Everton, Chelsea, Brighton & Hove Albion, and Brentford.
The FA Cup will be raised by either Manchester City or its regional rivals Manchester United in the spontaneous Wembley-based Manchester Derby.
It was announced earlier this month that the next FA Cup final would now begin at 3pm on June 3.
The FA and The Metropolitan Police, who thought that the event was high-risk and that traveling supporters could have an impact on public transportation, collaborated on the decision.
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