Since moving to the Etihad last summer, the Norwegian has broken numerous scoring records.
Before they had even finished their victory in 2022, Manchester City planted the seeds for their most recent championship victory.
While the club struggled mightily on the pitch to fight off Liverpool's challenge, the top brass reached an agreement with Borussia Dortmund to recruit Erling Haaland in May of last year.
It was a bold remark from a team that regularly makes strong claims.
When the prolific Norwegian striker joined them in the summer, a team that was already strong quickly became a force that seemed unstoppable.
It was obviously not quite so simple, but following City's impressive spring push, when they reeled in and then surged past Arsenal without even the slightest sense of pressure, few would dispute that they are currently among the greatest sides to have ever played in the Premier League.
Haaland has been instrumental in it, setting a league record thus far by scoring a league-high 36 goals, which is hardly credible.
He not only outperformed the prior greats, but also left them in his wake.
With five games remaining, he passed the previous record of 34 established by Andy Cole and Alan Shearer in 42-game seasons in the middle of the 1990s.
He scored four hat tricks and combined with the team's primary playmaker, Kevin De Bruyne, to create a lethal combination.
Rarely has a player had such a profound effect on the team as Haaland has, and it would seem that there will be plenty more to come considering how City has changed and developed as the season has progressed around him.
It would be dishonest to give Haaland all the credit, despite the fact that he may have played a very important role in City's fifth championship in six seasons.
Haaland's signing was a genius move that helped Man City win another Premier League championship.
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