Manchester City striker Erling Haaland was less than impressed when Young Boys captain Mohamed Ali Camara asked for his shirt at half-time during their Champions League match at Etihad Stadium. As the players approached the tunnel, Camara approached Haaland and requested his shirt, to which Haaland responded, "you can't do this." Despite his initial reluctance, Haaland eventually handed over his shirt. Fans were divided over the incident, with some criticizing the timing of the request while others saw no issue with it.

Haaland's reaction

As cameras captured the interaction between Haaland and Camara, the Norwegian striker could be heard expressing his disapproval of the request. Haaland responded with "you can't do this" as Camara persisted. However, Haaland eventually gave in and handed over his shirt to the Young Boys captain.

Fans divided

The incident sparked a debate among fans on social media. Some fans criticized Camara for making the request at half-time, arguing that players should be focused on the game. Others saw no issue with the request, stating that if they were in Camara's position, they would have done the same.

Haaland's performance

In the second half, Haaland scored his second goal of the night with a brilliant shot in the 51st minute, helping Manchester City secure a 3-0 victory over Young Boys. The win ensured City's spot in the Champions League Round of 16. Haaland will have another opportunity to exchange shirts when City faces Chelsea on Sunday.

City's upcoming match against Chelsea

Manchester City will face Chelsea in their next match, and Haaland will have the chance to swap shirts with Chelsea players. City currently sits in first place in the Premier League and will look to extend their lead over second-placed Tottenham. Tottenham recently suffered several injuries and suspensions in their match against Chelsea, which could give City an advantage in the title race.