Jorge Meré, Spanish player who is very close to reaching the America, has a peculiar anecdote with one of the figures of world football, the Norwegian striker Erling Haaland, who true to his style made a rudeness to the center.
This happened last season in the Bundesliga, after Borussia Dortmund, the attacker’s team, faced Colonia, squad to which Meré still belongs. The black and yellow team savored the three points by going up on the scoreboard; however, the ‘Goats’ managed to tie the duel to divide units.
Of course, this made Haaland angry, who at the end of the match was intercepted by Meré to ask him to exchange shirts, something that is common in football; however, the Dortmund striker threw it at him without looking at him and without waiting for Meré to give him his. A gesture that was interpreted on social networks as a rudeness and an ugly gesture by the Norwegian striker with the former Sporting de Gijón player.
Although, days later, Haaland himself, with a cooler head, acknowledged his mistake and publicly apologized to his colleague, while admitting that he had come out hot because of the result.
“I was quite upset. I had a wrong reaction by throwing the shirt at the person who asked for it. I’m sorry about that. But I couldn’t control myself because I was so upset,” Haaland said at the time.
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