Haaland reveals his biggest dream: Winning the Champions League
The Dortmund striker is a target for Barça and several top European sides
Borussia Dortmund striker Erling Haaland gave an interview to The Telegraph in which he spoke, about other things, about what he considers his biggest dream as a football player: winning the Champions League.
"I have been thinking about the Champions League for my entire life," the Norway international said.
"Maybe it gives me an extra one percent motivation when I go out on to the pitch with the anthem. That's my great dream, to win the Champions League one day. I hope to be able to lift that trophy, it would be incredible."
What's more, Haaland admits that in his free time, when he listens to music, he put on the Champions League anthem.
"I have been doing it for a couple of years. You know what, it's a good anthem," added the youngest player to score a hat-trick in the competition.
Haaland, wanted by half of Europe, is unlikely to leave Dortmund this summer. The German club don't want to sell him and everything suggests he could be on the move next summer.
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