Jude Bellingham copied the celebration of Erling Haaland after his winner against Manchester City … Only a few days after Arsenal's Myles Lewis-Skell also provided the striker.
Former Borussia Dortmund teammates Bellingham and Haaland stood against each other in the play-off of Champions League last night.
The Talisman of Man City struck twice to leave his way on the edge of the victory.
But after he really got a late equalizer, Bellingham went a better one by waking a 92nd minute winner to seal a 3-2 victory.
The result leaves Los Blancos just 90 minutes away from booking their place in the next round of Europe.
And celebrated Bellingham by walking in a bizarre way along the touchline for smoking city fans.
It was exactly the same celebration that Haaland performed when he scored the opener of the city on Etihad.
But it is not the first time that the Norwegian has been copied.
Only 10 days ago, younger Lewis-Skelly scored the third goal in Arsenal's 5-1 demolition track of the city in the Emirates.
Earlier in September the defender was collided with Haaland on the reverse fixture, which ended 2-2 after John Stones had signed a 98th minute equalizer.
After he told Arsenal to “stay humble”, Haaland focused on Lewis-Skelly while he asked the teenager: “Who the F ** K are you?”
However, Lewis-Skelly was given revenge in the 5-1 victory and motted Haaland by copying his meditation celebration after scoring.
However, Bellingham's decision to do the strut of Haaland can only come from a place of love.
The couple saved a long -term friendship during their time in the German club Borussia Dortmund.
Last night Bellingham Hailand saw the “best No9 in the world” after the game.
And they have spoken strongly over each other, where Haaland said in 2021: “Bellingham is three years younger than me. That's crazy, he's incredible. “
In the same year, Bellingham said: “I stand here every week and tell you how great he is. The player that you see is not a coincidence.
“He finishes his socks every day and he is an even better guy than he is a striker.”
Despite their friendship, fans still found Bellingham's decision to mimic the celebration of Haaland funny.
One said, “I thought that wasn't allowed, possibly fine?”
Another stated: “Stay humble.”
They noticed: “Nice scenes.”
Another added: “He is allowed because he won things.”
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