5 Key Takeaways
- Erling Haaland was quickly cleared of wrongdoing after an alleged mascot incident
- Club and police investigations found no evidence to support the complaint
- The woman in costume reported only mild contact, confirmed by video footage
- Manchester City’s full internal review backed Haaland’s account
- Haaland remains undeterred, continuing his dominant form as City’s No. 9
Rapid Vindication for Haaland
Erling Haaland was swiftly cleared after claims surfaced that he had struck Manchester City’s mascot during a pre-match photo session. Both club and police investigations reviewed video footage and found no deliberate action—only minor, incidental contact.
Medical Checks Confirm No Injury
The mascot reported mild symptoms like a headache and brief dizziness. However, hospital checks and internal medical evaluations confirmed there were no injuries or lasting effects.
Internal Club Review Finds No Fault
Manchester City reviewed security footage and interviewed several witnesses. Their internal findings showed Haaland made accidental contact, with no intent to harm. The matter was considered closed by the club.
Police Drop Case Immediately
Greater Manchester Police confirmed there was no basis for criminal proceedings. With the matter resolved quickly and no complaint pursued, the case was officially dropped.
Focus Returns to Football
Haaland remains central to Manchester City’s plans, shrugging off the controversy with professionalism. He continues his charge for goals and trophies, unfazed and fully cleared.
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