Erling Haaland forced to apologise for error in happy birthday message to Man City colleague.

Under the supervision of City physio Mario Pafundi, who joined the club in 2016 alongside Pep Guardiola, Haaland has been undergoing rehabilitation.

Having assisted Pafundi in regaining his fitness regimen, Haaland took to Instagram to greet him a joyous birthday. The City forward posted a photo of the ecstatic Italian to his Instagram story with the following caption: “Happy birthday to the greatest fysio in the world!”

A number of the 23-year-old’s 38.1 million followers promptly identified an error in orthography within his message, which was to be expected.

Instead of disregarding the feedback, Haaland published an additional story in which he rectified his error.Erling Haaland was compelled to apologize to a Man City colleague for an error in a birthday greeting.When supporters noticed a misspelling in a birthday message addressed to a Manchester City colleague, Erling Haaland was compelled to offer a tongue-in-cheek apology.

This week marked Haaland’s return to first-team training after missing time due to a stress injury to his foot sustained on December 6 during a 1-0 loss at Aston Villa.

Although his fitness did not permit him to be risked for Friday night’s 1-0 FA Cup victory over Tottenham, the Norwegian appeared upbeat on social media and a return to action seemed imminent.The City maskman, who posted a selfie of himself with a stern expression, remarked, “Oh, we live in a perfect world where everyone is perfect.”Apologies, I intended to say “physiotherapy.”

Haaland is one of the most prolific strikers in international football, having contributed to City’s treble in the Champions League, FA Cup, and Premier League with 52 goals across all competitions last season.This collection comprised an unprecedented 36 Premier League goals.

Haaland, who has already scored 19 goals this season, will be eager to add to that total. Pep Guardiola’s team, who only recently welcomed back Kevin De Bruyne from injury, will also be on high alert in the Premier League.