Manchester City striker Erling Haaland has publicly apologized after his team suffered a 3-1 defeat to Bodo/Glimt in their Champions League group stage match in Norway. The loss was a major setback for City, with Bodo/Glimt taking advantage of quick transitions and capitalizing on defensive lapses.

Haaland described the defeat as “embarrassing” and expressed regret for letting down the fans and the team. He acknowledged that the team needs to improve its performance and focus on learning from mistakes to bounce back in upcoming fixtures.

Despite scoring a goal in the match, Haaland admitted it was not enough to change the outcome. He highlighted that collective responsibility is key, noting that every player must contribute to ensure better results in the Champions League.

The Manchester City squad now faces increased pressure to perform in their remaining group matches to secure a place in the knockout stages. The team will analyze the loss carefully to avoid similar mistakes in future games.