❤️ Erling Haaland celebrate with his girlfriend Isabel after win his First Champions League Trophy
- 10 months ago
Erling Haaland celebrated Manchester City's triumph in the Champions League final with his girlfriend Isabel Johansen, with the pair posing alongside the famous trophy on the pitch in Istanbul.
Johansen had watched the final from the stands alongside Haaland's father Alf-Inge, with both pictured at the Ataturk Olympic Stadium wearing Man City kits.
City were crowned European champions for the first time after Rodri's second half strike saw Pep Guardiola's side win 1-0 against Inter Milan.
The result completed a famous Treble with City having already secured the Premier League and FA Cup during a stunning campaign.
Johansen was pictured on the pitch alongside Haaland to celebrate the triumph, with the forward draped in the Norwegian flag.
The couple were seen posing alongside the Champions League trophy, as families of the City players were invited onto the pitch for the celebrations.
Haaland and Johansen had previously led Man City's Premier League title celebrations last month.
The couple were seen sporting matching pajamas as players and their partners celebrated at the private club MNKY HSE in Manchester.
Johansen, 19, recently moved from her native Norway to Manchester to live with the Man City striker.
The pair are believed to have met through the sport, with Erling joining local team Bryne FK when he was just five years old.
He spent more than 10 years at the Norwegian side, which is where the two are thought to have met, as they grew up together at the club's academy.
Haaland's father Alf-Inge had made headlines during the Champions League semi-finals, after the ex-Nottingham Forest, Leeds and Man City player was escorted out of a box during the away leg against Real Madrid.
The 50-year-old had clashed with the home supporters, having reportedly hurled insults and peanuts - something he denied - at Madrid fans below him.
Alf-Inge had been filmed was filmed cupping his ears to the Real Madrid fans and also appeared to make an obscene gesture as disgruntled chanting continued in his direction.
The Champions League succeeds caps a stunning first season for Haaland at City, with the forward scoring 52 goals in their Treble winning campaign.
Haaland had admitted earlier this season that City had signed him last summer to deliver the Champions League.
Johansen had watched the final from the stands alongside Haaland's father Alf-Inge, with both pictured at the Ataturk Olympic Stadium wearing Man City kits.
City were crowned European champions for the first time after Rodri's second half strike saw Pep Guardiola's side win 1-0 against Inter Milan.
The result completed a famous Treble with City having already secured the Premier League and FA Cup during a stunning campaign.
Johansen was pictured on the pitch alongside Haaland to celebrate the triumph, with the forward draped in the Norwegian flag.
The couple were seen posing alongside the Champions League trophy, as families of the City players were invited onto the pitch for the celebrations.
Haaland and Johansen had previously led Man City's Premier League title celebrations last month.
The couple were seen sporting matching pajamas as players and their partners celebrated at the private club MNKY HSE in Manchester.
Johansen, 19, recently moved from her native Norway to Manchester to live with the Man City striker.
The pair are believed to have met through the sport, with Erling joining local team Bryne FK when he was just five years old.
He spent more than 10 years at the Norwegian side, which is where the two are thought to have met, as they grew up together at the club's academy.
Haaland's father Alf-Inge had made headlines during the Champions League semi-finals, after the ex-Nottingham Forest, Leeds and Man City player was escorted out of a box during the away leg against Real Madrid.
The 50-year-old had clashed with the home supporters, having reportedly hurled insults and peanuts - something he denied - at Madrid fans below him.
Alf-Inge had been filmed was filmed cupping his ears to the Real Madrid fans and also appeared to make an obscene gesture as disgruntled chanting continued in his direction.
The Champions League succeeds caps a stunning first season for Haaland at City, with the forward scoring 52 goals in their Treble winning campaign.
Haaland had admitted earlier this season that City had signed him last summer to deliver the Champions League.