Alf-Inge Haaland’s son Erling scores record nine goals in one match at Under-20s World Cup
Norwegian teen has been impressing at Red Bull Salzburg and has now caught the eye on the global stage
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ALF-INGE HAALAND'S son Erling scored a world-record NINE goals in a single game at the Under-20's World Cup.
The Red Bull Salzburg teen - who represents Norway - was scouted by Manchester United last year as clubs took note of his promise.
And there will be plenty more interest after the whizkid broke the tournament record with his triple hat-trick haul.
After netting his seventh, Haaland Jr was already to most prolific ace in Under-20s World Cup history.
But he hit another two past shell-shocked Honduras in a jaw-dropping 12-0 rout.
Haaland's Wikipedia page has already been edited to say: "Erling Braut Håland, anglicised to Haaland, is a Norwegian footballer who plays as a striker for Red Bull Salzburg in Austrian Football Bundesliga.
"He is a Norway U21's international and the owner of the Honduras U-20 national football team.
"He is considered the GOAT of the FIFA U-20 World Cup."
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Haaland has a host of European sides watching his development and has previously spoken of his desire to emulate his father by playing in the English top flight.
His dad's career was effectively ended by Roy Keane in a 2001 Manchester derby - when the Utd skipper admitted he deliberately wanted to hurt the "absolute p****".
Haaland junior has played twice in the Austrian Bundesliga for Salzburg, netting once.